



I wanted to show the landscape and how, after you look you begin to see. I had this vision to create a piece that almost becomes sculptural. To achieve the desired effect I mounted canvas to a plywood panel that had been affixed to stretchers. The small panels were then attached to the large panel and stand proud about one-inch.
The client was very happy with the end result.
1 comment:
Nice use of multiple panels and levels to create a rich collage! I have done murals, but haven't found the right connections recently to do them again. Good luck! You can see my work on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/philmanker/sets/72157611803679829/
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