Creating Panel 150

This was my demo board for the work shop on Tuesday.
I picked board #150 to commemorate St. Albert's 150th anniversary.

The board is a pretty boring warm grey color and has a dark line to the left corrner.

We had a great group of artists show up... (a bit intimidating)

The painting I wanted to do was the mission chapel with a Catholic Priest playing a violin (or fiddle)

Keeping in the mostly warm grey hues...

The finished panel #150
Lacombe Mission Chapel "that gave birth to the City of St. Albert"

The Project Begins

Today marks the day we begin the St. Albert mural mosaic and create a legacy project for thousands to enjoy for years to come.

Although we have been working on the project for threee months already the artists today will get their panels to paint.

Over 100 artists have already signed on to contribute and St. Albert will be proud of their efforts for sure.

The sound and quality is kinda poor but its a great video of the mood of the event

A true Albertan Ralph Klein contributes his painting to the Buffalo Twins mural

The Buffalo Twins mural put together at West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton Alberta Canada- people could view it from the balcony

Phil posing with Catherine Clark as she holds up the painting of her father which she absolutely loved!! Her father is the former Prime Minister Joe Clark

welcome

Early sketch of the Buffalo Twins mural