Thanks to lessons learned during the recent miniature painting challenge, I know now that if I persist, I can carve out some studio time every day no matter what else is going on, including a rigorous mural project.
And there are three...no four...between now and July 4 when I leave for Maine.
The one I'm really excited about involves a pack of wolves in a misty morning or moonlit birch forest (haven't decided which yet).
When I heard the concept, I practically begged them to hire me.
Turns out that having seen my website, they were already planning to move on the project before they called me. We're in the sketch process now.
Can't say any more about it until the actual painting starts. Only that I am on a quest to push myself to produce a mural worthy of the ones at Cabella's sporting goods.
I'm smart enough to know that I'm not there yet, but oh MAN!!, I plan to give it my best shot.
If you've never been to a Cabella's, it's worth a family outing just to see the artwork! Click here to see one of them.
Before I go make our traditional Saturday morning breakfast, I just want to tell you how much your readership means to me.
I write this to inspire and encourage art lovers and creators alike, but doing so inspires me as well.
Now open a window and take in a little birdsong to inspire you even more.
Jan
