Creating Walls of Enduring Beauty
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am pretty lucky because I get to do all kinds of things. I recently
painted the front of a Jewish synagogue to look like Jerusalem Stone.
As explained to me Jerusalem Stone is the name of the stone used to
build the ancient city of Jerusalem and you can still it everywhere
in the city today. There is a city ordnance that all new structures
use Jerusalem stone for the building. Here is a current picture of
the wall around the old city of Jerusalem with Jerusalem Stone. |
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| The front of the building I worked on had already been made to look like large stones. But the color of the faux stone was not at all the color required to look like the Jerusalem Stone. Here's a picture (below) of the front after I had faux painted half of the wall. | ||
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You can see how dark they were before I got there. I had to use an extension ladder to reach the top as it was 24 feet high at the highest point. The columns on either side of the door and at the ends of the building were also painted to look like stone. The color I painted them
was perfect for what they wanted. After a shot of the entire front
completed a few close-ups below. |
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