Last Wednesday morning, I sketched this giant 25-foot-tall, 15-ton Marilyn Monroe sculpture by Seward Johnson at Latham Park, Stamford, CT. I think this, along with other human-like sculptures scattered throughout Stamford, are there only through the summer. We can count the number of summer days left, right? I sure was glad to have done a quick 1-hour sketch of Marilyn's iconic pose. This was done in direct watercolor with the intention of maybe adding lines and more color later. However, I'll leave it as is. Note: I chose this vantage point because Marilyn's legs framed the First Congregation Church marker sign.
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Great job with direct watercolor!!! These sculptures must be fun to see.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joan. It makes me wonder where ALL these other sculptures are situated. Ha! Could be a nice project to sketch them all...
DeleteThen I just read an article that says this exhibit ends by tomorrow, Sept 1st. :(
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