Silo Art

How the heck do they actually do this?? In my former life (38 yrs ago) I was a "sign painter". Sometimes I had to paint big stuff, usually corporate logos etc. I always used a projector. This looks hard!!I love the scenic backdrop you used and that brilliant cockateil. At the recent Festival of the Pacific hosted in Hawaii for the very first time, I had fun visiting the Austrailia hale (house) and of course, thought of you.

These really are amazing. I can't even imagine what it takes to paint something that large. I love the background you have chosen and the delicate clusters you ahve created. The bird seems to really enjoy seeing himself on one of the Silos! Love the title alpha - it is fabulous! It looks as though you filled it with part of a Silo pic. Fab work, as always.

Marvelous photos...painted structures always make me smile...giving beauty where there wasn't any...adding a brightness, energy, promise and an insight to the area culture.
Thank heavens for talented people who can paint these. Thank heavens for scrappers like you who can preserve it and share it around the world!

Jill these are amazing I love them I wish they did that here in the US. I love the shadowing you did on your page, your layouts always inspire me

Those are just too cool. I really like the way that the artists have taken something that would otherwise be somewhat an eye sore and make them into a beautiful piece of art. You have displayed them beautifully.

WOW! That Silo art is beautiful. Love the background papers and elements you've chose for this one! Great journaling as well. Thank you for playing the Pinterest Challenge here at GingerScraps!