Creating Walls of Enduring Beauty
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| Sometimes you want to stop before the job is done. This was one of those times. If I stopped at the point shown below I would have been just as happy as I was when I actually finished the wall. | ||
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Looking at a close-up you can see the gold, silver and copper metallic squares. There about 7 or 8 other colors in the wall also. I mixed them up and over painted here and there pretty good. There was no plan at all. The wall was done in a totally random fashion. What is interesting about that is even though you have a 'mechanical' layout with the very defined grid work of the squares, the random application of paint colors/metallics creates a certain looseness, an inviting organic feeling. |
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| However, after the application of the final two terra cotta glazes it is hard to argue a case for not finishing. This is truly a stunning wall. | ||
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