Mural Painting: Day 4

I logged 11 hours painting today, 2 hours travelling. I'll be honest, I can't wait for this fun experience to be over. Love the experience, but it's hard to always feel like you have to be in two places at once. Especially when those two places are an hour apart. Oh well. You didn't come to hear me complain. Here's the good stuff:

This is what I came up with to fill that odd spot at the end. I like the flaming heart, not because it's symbolic of anything in particular, but because it echos the colors and shapes on the other side. And it's a little bit girly. Also turned that big yellow circle into a peace sign. That was a no-brainer. (But it took Brent to point it out to me. Doy!) Those white spots just need to be touched up -- couldn't find the blue paint today. (It's not mine.)

Some subtle changes on the part I thought was done. I like it so much better now. There is going to be a counter put in across the bottom. That's why the painting looks a little rough down there.

And here's the start of mural #2. The giant Pirate Treasure map. I painted the parchment color and then chalked the cutesy designs on top. It's hard to see but it's there. I still need to antique glaze the parchment color and then add color to the other designs. It's going to be soooo cute.

Here's a little bit better look at the cuteness. Still hard to see, but I worked my butt off today. More pictures Tuesday!