Hello Everybody...welcome to the official first blog of the Noblelements Company. A Fine Arts company consisting of a team of multi-talented artist and helpers working hard to bring Art to all the World.
Here we go on a lovely journey behind the scenes of the works of a Traveling Fine Arts muralist and Sculptor. We will be posting and updating the blog as much as possible to give you an intimate look at the undertakings of an artist as he strives to remain the .003 % of the Human Population that are actually working at what they love and making a living doing at what they believe is their true purpose on this Earth.
Nov. 1st 2007:
" Looking at the First Lovely Sunset in a week due to inclimate weather from a huge Noreaster hanging over the Coastal side of Georgia's Golden Isles. I have been inside painting almost 15 hours a day on and off for two weeks! Although this weather does lend itself to one hunkering down inside and getting a lot done on their " Creative Checklist ".
I have been working at Tideland's Nature Center on the Southern end of Jekyll Island, Georgia, U.S.A. painting a 14' x 11' mural for the University of Georgia 4-H program. I was commissioned by the 4-H Program here to paint a mural depicting the wildlife of a Maritime Forest and the evolution into a Freshwater Slough Area, which exist naturally throughout the island. Being the only natural source of Fresh water, the " slough ", is the hub of most mammalian and reptile life on the island. Seeing how this institution is set up to educate the public on the Natural wonders of this beautiful island. I thought I would paint a mural that would allow the Staff at Tideland's to use the Painting as an visual teaching aide to inform and educate the public on the bountiful nature of this Island. And maybe they can take that knowledge and build a loving understanding that will help them be better "stewards" of their World. Through a lot of research, meetings with different wildlife professionals, and many sketches I came up with a design that sets a scene that portrays all the " Elements", both fauna and flora, that exist exclusively or near this island.
Come see it in it's entirety when I finish coming the week of Nov. 7th.
Here we go on a lovely journey behind the scenes of the works of a Traveling Fine Arts muralist and Sculptor. We will be posting and updating the blog as much as possible to give you an intimate look at the undertakings of an artist as he strives to remain the .003 % of the Human Population that are actually working at what they love and making a living doing at what they believe is their true purpose on this Earth.
Nov. 1st 2007:
" Looking at the First Lovely Sunset in a week due to inclimate weather from a huge Noreaster hanging over the Coastal side of Georgia's Golden Isles. I have been inside painting almost 15 hours a day on and off for two weeks! Although this weather does lend itself to one hunkering down inside and getting a lot done on their " Creative Checklist ".
I have been working at Tideland's Nature Center on the Southern end of Jekyll Island, Georgia, U.S.A. painting a 14' x 11' mural for the University of Georgia 4-H program. I was commissioned by the 4-H Program here to paint a mural depicting the wildlife of a Maritime Forest and the evolution into a Freshwater Slough Area, which exist naturally throughout the island. Being the only natural source of Fresh water, the " slough ", is the hub of most mammalian and reptile life on the island. Seeing how this institution is set up to educate the public on the Natural wonders of this beautiful island. I thought I would paint a mural that would allow the Staff at Tideland's to use the Painting as an visual teaching aide to inform and educate the public on the bountiful nature of this Island. And maybe they can take that knowledge and build a loving understanding that will help them be better "stewards" of their World. Through a lot of research, meetings with different wildlife professionals, and many sketches I came up with a design that sets a scene that portrays all the " Elements", both fauna and flora, that exist exclusively or near this island.
Come see it in it's entirety when I finish coming the week of Nov. 7th.
The address here is :
Tideland's Nature Center
100 S. Riverview Dr.
Jekyll Island, Ga.
31527
I will be posting pictures of the progress in the upcoming weeks. Then High-Res. Photos soon after. Check out and see!
Much love,
The Budness
Peace out section:
To "Soft-shell Turtle" and
How you scratch on the tank when I feed you -
"Wassup?"
Sweatmans -
" Hope you made it home safely Miss the Waffles with you! "
To all the Tree Swallows that layed
indiscriminately green piles of bird fertilizer on
my native green NOTRE DAME cap.
Although, they probably deserve it ( Notre Dame, that is...This Year !?! ) -
" Thanks..."
Jim and Shirley Jenkins -
" Am I really supposed to date your 80 year old cousin !?!
and... is that legal!?! "
To the " Toners " a.ka. Tony Tone da Boner Moner. a.k.a. FizzGig, a.k.a. Monkey Love -
" I miss you."
To Patrick Swayze -
" Where your been, man !?! "
Senor Papa Toenail -
" Remember: keep your wrist straight. Much Love! "
To the entire Ga. State Trooper squad -
"Give me a Break, dudes !!!
Lighten up, I am giving your island a helping hand!!! "
"leave me alone."
" Wassup!?!"
Tree-top Sarah -
" Where's my Glue-gun at, Silly ?!? "
And to the Most important human to me on this Planet ever:
Kelly "Da Kelster" Kellerston -
" I plan to show you how much I missed you
when I get back home with a nice, warm hug. "
"Pet Fizzgig on the belly for me."
" Love is too simple a word for what is going on."
Oh Yeah!
to Tom Selleck:
" Let's go fly a helicopter
this Sunday and
solve crime!"
"Yep-Yep !!! "
<3
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* "Live Forever, or Die Trying."
and,
suck it, nerds!
1 comment:
What an inspiring blog :) I'm looking forward to hearing more about the development of Noblelements and the president's experiences and insights . . . both in life and art. Keep us posted!
Signed - Special Agent Williams
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