Dining Room Mural Day #3
Mr. Lacy doesn't have the same camera at home this weekend that he used the last few days, so today's picture of the dining room is a bit more fish-eye. But I think you can still see the progress. There's still another week to go, Brian says. Also, if you're local he has a piece in a show here which opens tonight from 7-10pm.
But back to the dining room. To review, here's how it started Friday morning:
And here's how it looked by end of day:
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Meals will never be the same again in the "Lacy Lair". Creative juices should be just oozing after each dinner.
Amazing work by your artist, look forward to seeing the final result.
Posted by: Jeremy Campbell | July 27, 2009 at 08:09 AM
Wow! That looks really cool. It took me a while to realize that the design isn't just abstract but has buildings and all sorts of things drawn in on closer examination. Really fun design.
Posted by: NatMich | July 28, 2009 at 12:30 PM