Compare today and last Wednesday's post #310: both are images of the competed patina; but notice how
different the patina appears . . . different outdoor light at different times of the day creates ever-changing
and dramatic impressions upon the viewer. My favorite time of day to experience outdoor sculpture is
early morning or late afternoon . . . the shadows are more pronounced and form is strong and well-defined.
To learn more about this project start with Post #274.
To learn more about the National Museum of Wildlife Art and the new Sculpture Trail go to wildlifeart.org
Also, click on their Facebook icon for more museum news.
different the patina appears . . . different outdoor light at different times of the day creates ever-changing
and dramatic impressions upon the viewer. My favorite time of day to experience outdoor sculpture is
early morning or late afternoon . . . the shadows are more pronounced and form is strong and well-defined.
To learn more about this project start with Post #274.
To learn more about the National Museum of Wildlife Art and the new Sculpture Trail go to wildlifeart.org
Also, click on their Facebook icon for more museum news.
Moose Flats installation at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming
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