CO: Shhhh, you astute blogee doggie. Your throwing your bone before my cart…

Vetti: In time “my pretty” all will be revealed (including the local history of Westchester) riviting stuff

Julie: Thanks. I’m ready to visit Slot Canyon right now

Chef-King Walter: In this post Mr V and myself are in the process of driving the murals (on the rolls) to Westchester in the pre dawn hours (slowly on side streets) Our crew was there to meet us and do the wall preparation (de-stucco and coat). I’m working on the mosaic element. Deadline Oct 15

Virginia: Did you hear my muffled grunts? If you listen to the audio on the comment thread you’ll hear Mr. M respond to my threat of blogging him.

Mr. V: no wonder nobody likes you

Rebecca: Thank you, considering your well aware of the difficulty the process entails

PJ: your comment was my favorite

Jean: Yes they did get installed. Now were on pins and needles hoping they won’t curl over, shrink and tear or drop off from the weight. Three tiers of scaffolding, we do not want to repeat this.

D: the worst was getting the 12 foot tubes back to the studio in my small truck. They kept slipping off the cab; three times!!! Cars where blowing their horns, and middle fingers were raised in protest as we crawled back to the studio at 20 miles an hour. A fine stressful finale for the mural segment.

Great question: Outside of the design where the ideas were digitally superimposed we really don’t know. But now we do, and all but one choice seems to be working. The play of light and shadow was an unexpected feature that we didn’t calculate into the design but it really works to the benefit of the work. It creates little pockets of light that focus in on key elements. If I could go back I’d flip the dog image so he’d show up in the box of light.

Mary: Thanks..not so much pressure now, lets go for a walk

Unethical Side: no wonder nobody likes you

Tash: Thats so exciting. When your there and walking about you’ll get a good idea of how difficult it was to design around that over head bar and light fixtures. You can be my spy and tell me if anything is going wrong in terms of adhesion. Take note that we painted the “bird be gone” spikes at the base of the “Horse with No Name”

(as is the painting!)

English hunting scenes? how appropo!