Declared this one finished at last!!!151 hours 35 mins! I've spent ages worrying about the fact that the tower appears to lean over to the left...I've checked all the angles and it's OK..it's due to the less than accurate way the builds in the city have gone up over the centuries...I've decided to show two halves of the picture but to be honest, the resolution doesn't show it any better when enlarged..you'll just have to come to one of my exhibitions yourself to see it...or of course order a print direct from me!!
The exhibition is now over and all the pictures delivered to the school and old peoples home.Today was one of the busiest..I had around 50 people call in..this included Hardwick years 1 & 2 who just happened to be on a nature trail outing to the park..
I think one of the saddest things for me was to close the door on an empty 'gallery' knowing that for the foreseeable future nothing will hang in there save for a few spiders...
The exhibition is now over and all the pictures delivered to the school and old peoples home.Today was one of the busiest..I had around 50 people call in..this included Hardwick years 1 & 2 who just happened to be on a nature trail outing to the park..I think one of the saddest things for me was to close the door on an empty 'gallery' knowing that for the foreseeable future nothing will hang in there save for a few spiders...
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Hi Niall I think the exhibition was a success. You will be gain recognition as the local artist and your reputaion will be growing. Keep up the good work.
Wow, I'm speechless!
You deserve a round of applause, you truly do!
Well done, Niall.You managed to bring the gallery to life for a few days--and the memories--well, they will last a liftime--for all those children,whose lives you touched.And for you too.
Hi Niall, guess the exhibition went well. Congrats! and wow what a nice way to give back to the society.
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