Monday, April 30, 2012
An Eye to the Sky- Keith Hassett
Well I love churches for their architecture aspect. The ceilings can be some of the most amazing pieces of art. I am a bit of a nomad and live all over the place. Just spent a year & 1/2 in Germany. I believe this photo came from a church in Portugal. So the trompe d'oiel or something that looks real but is not is quite intriguing to me. I wish I could have something like this in my office space. Always wanted to bring the outside in. So for those of you that may not know about the Catholic churches, most of them have this type of opening that represents the eye of God watching down upon you.
Keith Hassett
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Interesting piece with a nice 3d quality to it.
ReplyDeleteNick Frelin mult 121
Your piece was well done and I felt like I was in a Cathedral in Rome. Nice job
ReplyDeleteGeri Bartusch
This is very cool. Like Geri stated, it makes it feel like a Cathedral or official building!
ReplyDelete- Nic Cunningham
Very nice. Reminds me of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteElaine Sanderson
Cool piece! Definitely looks 3D!
ReplyDelete-Nicole Meinholz
It's neat how your mural interacts with the sky above it! Gives it a really cool effect!
ReplyDelete- Melanie Carpio
Very 3D-like and more of an interactive feeling mural. Love the concept and how it makes me feel like I'm somewhere else looking up (I feel like I'm back at the Parthenon in Rome!)
ReplyDelete-Alwyn Sekhri
LOVE this! Bringing classic architecture to our sad campus! WTG! - Crystal Trenkle
ReplyDeleteThe circular image fits well and makes it look more fun. Bright and exciting! -Frederick Ghosn
ReplyDeleteThis would make this "wall" more appealing and give it a much more refined look.
ReplyDelete- Jennifer Pranskevich
Like the idea of using architectural images in our campus, will make it more interesting.
ReplyDeleteNydia Bucci
I like the design. I'd like to see a wider view of the setting.
ReplyDelete-Todd Dragert
Very sophisticated. I didn't know about the hole representing "The Eye of God".
ReplyDelete- John O'Grady
Adds a lot of dimension to the space...great!
ReplyDelete- Rachel Goetz
Classic. Nice work.
ReplyDelete-Edith Gonzalez
Very cool. This is one of my favorites. Like others said it has a nice 3d effect.
ReplyDelete-Walker Anderson
This is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteIt almost seems as if there was and actual hole on that ceiling that a bird could go through.
Well done.
- Wesley Krawczyk
I like the image choice. Good job!
ReplyDelete-Valerie Vardaro
Makes the viewer want to strive to see what is beyond that opening and their own confines. Nice job.
ReplyDelete-Michael Tam
I like how this opens my mind to look up to the heavens for guidance.
ReplyDelete- Ed Skillion
I love the 3D effect, this work is great. The technique is very clean too.
ReplyDelete-Lorena V
Wow! Looks so realistic, great job!
ReplyDelete-Dolores Preciado
Great placement for this lovely piece.
ReplyDelete-Jenny Truong
Amen!
ReplyDelete-Phong Phan
Great
ReplyDelete-Roslyn Pollard
Great Job
ReplyDelete-Roslyn Pollard
That's the Oculus of the Pantheon in Rome.
ReplyDelete-kestudillo
Also, it's more of a temple than a church.
ReplyDeleteGood idea for fun.
ReplyDeleteYa-Li Huang