will ultimately be camouflaged with a bare branch.
Above shows the window edge taped off and a quick swipe of latex flat to take off the sheen of the glossy white.
I then taped on a border of papertape to allow freedom of my sponge painting
and prevent drips by taping a crumpled papertowel underneath the piece across the bottom.
This week I was able to spend almost 3 full days painting. I finished the stonework around the window and the hinges; spent lots of time taping the edge so I could work on the landscape. What you see is a "foundation" or underpainting for future trees and landscaping. The owner requested a "personalization" of the view and I'll put in a putting green (see the "sand trap") and the gate to the property. I added a water feature on the far right and laid in some reflections. This will all be refined with more trees added the next time I get back to the job.
In the meantime, I'm off to St. Helena to scope out the Art/Wine Festival July 2-3 and pick up Toodles in Cloverdale on the way back for our 2-week visit. The pup comes home to visit!
So, I'll be back to work the last 2 weeks of July when I have someone to cover the gallery. Thanks for watching!
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