Wayne works powdered chalk through the holes in the paper to transfer traced lines to the pavement.
Danville Fine Arts Faire--June 2006
This was our first time at the Danville Fine Arts Faire, and Cheryl's first trip to Danville ever. The weekend of the Faire was in the middle of a heatwave, so the main story of the week for all the artists was dealing with 102-degree weather while sitting on hot asphalt. Fortunately we had umbrellas and all the cold drinks we could remember to get for ourselves.
The artwork we chose to do is by Victorian painter Lord Frederic Leighton, a neoclassicist often grouped with the Pre-Raphaelite movement of the mid-1800s.
Wayne works powdered chalk through the holes in the paper to transfer traced lines to the pavement.
Purple shadows on the face.
Wayne works on the plant.
Closeup on Sunday morning.
Cheryl colors in the marble chair.
Closeup of the upper half of the artwork
The finished painting. Photo was skewed to show the painting better.
Orange jammies, or the Dress That Ate Miami.
The completed artwork with the artists.
The original artwork by Lord Frederic Leighton.
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