We understand that doing public art
in a public place involves public interaction.
The public becomes part of the process

We've noticed that people are fascinated to watch a wall being transformed by a mural.

It's a novelty to see a huge picture being painted with rollers and brushes on long poles.

	We've discovered rollers to be remarkably good drawing tools. On edge they produce a fine line, flat they spread paint quickly. Telescoping poles allow us enough distance from the wall to make relative measurements by eye.
	In talking to people we learn what interests them. Many are surprised to see two painters working on one picture.
Most are intrigued to watch such a large picture being painted so quickly. Since two are working progress need not halt when one stops to talk. Close window to return to previous page