BlueAbstract

I just had this big boy scanned.  It is a whopping 53 X 72 inches and now sits happily at Brickroom Cafe & Bar (my familys ratuarant).  I can't wait to play with it and find a way to put it to use at PAPAYA!  I am really pleased with this one- as it is exactly the mood I wanted to overlay in the restaurant.  Abstract, modern but playful.  The scale really helps set it off.  And double bonus that I got to think outside the lines for this project and make a different style than I normally would on my own. I also painted this one for the bar.  And you may have seen these in an earlier post- but the high resolution scans make the viewing so much better than my iphone.  haha.  I still want to make a couple more of them for Brickroom, so hopefully this winter that will unfold nicely. xoxox...

Comments

[steph]

I love your work! What kind of scanner do you use? Do you scan it yourself or go to a print shop?

[kim]

GORGEOUS!

[anahata]

Hi Steph. I am lucky enough now to have a really great set up. A pro, oversize scanner. Our designer scans them piece by piece and hand stitches them to avoid the software that stitches because it alters the color. BUT I used to take it to a giclee shop where a woman would scan and document all my work and then do the giclee printing. We now hav ea giclee printer in house as well. I know lucky us! It's really a dream come true. It's expensive to have it done by professionals but very worth it in the long run.

[Michelle Ward]

Stunning!