"Tres Manos"
From Concept to Final Touches
From Concept to Final Touches
The Precolumbian Mola Watercolor Series often triggers requests for larger paintings. An artifact from the Jama-Coaque Culture inspired the colorful image #5 (See below) This painting has a strong impact on many Ecuadorians who view the Jama-Coaque Hand for the first time; Dr. Roberto Moreno of Quito and Manta Ecuador commissioned a much-larger version as a tromp l'oeil mural for his reception area. He wanted the believability of a mural while having the option of moving the painting in the future.
Dr. Moreno's clients helped with the final application of black paint as they ebbed and flowed into the office. The experiment proved a success, and the clients' energies contributed to a vibrant work that greets everyone who enters the office.
(Precolumbian Mola Watercolor Series - #5 - "Jama-Coaque Hand")
(Experimental Email Proof to show essence of Tres Manos)
(Dr. Roberto Moreno meets Tres Manos!)
(Tres Manos strolls through the neighborhood!)
(Let's See How It Looks...)
(Where does the painting stop and the wall start?)
(All images Copyrighted by L. Brunetti & Zeebra Designs)
