18 February, 2005

whats paying the bills this week

Well, after several weeks of not working, Mardi Gras, and everything else, I finally had to go back to work this week. This is a 8.5 ft by 14 ft canvas for the Orphan Train Museum in Opelousas, La. It's going to show the Orphan Train, one of several at the beginning of the 20th century. Orphans from NYC were brought to catholic families in S. La for adoption. This is a little over 2 days of work.

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Hinsel Scott 18 Feb 2005

wow! off to a running start ! les bon temps rouler! very nice! i'd love to pay my bills doing that kind of work.

theres a lovely train depot in slidell recently renovated and turned restaraunt/coffe shop. you might hit them up for some commission work, i dunno, just thought i'd mention it. if you dont get em eventually i will!!*wink*

keep creating! looks great so far!

Steph Salt 19 Feb 2005

Poor kids, but a briliant painting so far keep us up to date with it won't you. I would just love to see the finished picture.

Jenny Gulseren 19 Feb 2005

Beautiful tones and so far great sketching. Can't wait to see the final piece. :)

Emma Anton 20 Feb 2005

Hey looks really good to me... Pays the bills & looks great!! Happy thoughts 2 u!!! ;o?

Herb Roe 20 Feb 2005

Thanks everyone. It's the day job, it's kinda like the medieval master/apprentice/workshop setup, my boss soes the majority of the design work, and a team of us do alot of the painting. This one is kinda small for us, our work is usually about 12 x 20 ft, 20 x 40 ft, or as tall as 20 stories.

Meghan Henley 20 Feb 2005

This is an amazing start. Please do let us see the final!

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