It's not finished yet - and my camera battery was flat before I finished, but I was so keen to try this animation thing! I've got another two hours or so to do to finish it tomorrow, so I'll update the animation when it's done.
NOTE: it's now done and I've replaced the original animation with the finished one.
The lovely client is having a baby boy in October, and wanted a big autumn tree. Through the progress of the day we added quantities of things that will hopefully be a nice distraction during nappy changes - one dog, two frogs, three rabbits, ... ten bees, twelve ladybugs, etc...
Lots to do today, so I'll post again about the special bits of the mural after I go back with my recharged camera.
This weekend the boys and I are working on Mad Hatter and Fantastic Mr Fox costumes for bookweek. If you have any suggestions for either of those two, please let me know!
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Amazing...I love it, great job so far!
ReplyDeleteJust amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it :D
Love the work in progress shots. I really must work out the html for the multiple images. It's a brilliant way of showing your mural progressing. Love the soccer ball stuck in the top branch.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely gorgeous! Lucky small person.
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic. Thanks for sharing this WIP. Some little person is going to love living in this room, thanks to your wonderful art.
ReplyDeleteloving the animation thing & the mural...wow!!!
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Oh my goodness, that is stunning! I'd love that on my wall.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gob-smackingly gorgeous! The colours just pop right out. It is truly spectacular. Love it, love it, love it.
ReplyDeleteWow....what an amazing animation and a great way to show off your beautiful work. Looking forward to seeing the finer details when it is done. x
ReplyDeleteHow cool that we both posted animations of our artworks in progress on one the same day! It’s looking good, I keen to see some close ups.
ReplyDeleteAnd all I did was go to Target today! Holey, moley you set a cracking pace. Did the client mind the girls? How long did it take? I painted a similar tree one in a classroom in East London once and I haven't thought of it in years. Thanks for the memory!
ReplyDeleteAnnie x
Looks fantastic
ReplyDeleteGood Lord! What a great job! I can see why you suggest painted plants rather than potted plants. It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThis amazing, love seeing this all come together!!
ReplyDeleteOK. I'm blown away. Do you think it's ok for me (spitting distance from forty) to want a wall like that?
ReplyDeleteOh Anna, I just love it. Wonderful job. Lucky Baby Boy...
ReplyDeleteSteffi
wow!!! love it all!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous work! The wall AND the animation!
ReplyDeletestunning...i love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, this is so innovative and lovely..
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