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Images tagged "jigsaw"

Working intently on a section of the mural.
Pouring paint with the kids.
Fiona and Chris Rutterford with some of the kids.
Chris talking to the school kids about the mural project.
The kids getting stuck in.
Red Rutterford with a spouting whale.
Absorbed in her work.
Working on the painting together.
Fiona Rutterford supervising the kids's work outside.
Working on the mural in the play hut.
Painting some of the smaller pieces in the classroom.
Getting stuck in.
The Hut after installation.
The lighthouse end of the hut.
The forest end of the hut.
Sky detailing.
Tree detail.
Speeding eagle in the mural.
Lobsters on the wall.
Albatross in the paint.
Lighthouse on the wall of the play hut.
Name plate for future generations to see.
Name plate for future generations to see.
Tree texture detail.
A seemingly normal shed from the outside.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.
George Watson's College Lower Primary/Nursery Jigsaw Mural, 2010.

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7 days ago

Trisha and Po are Falkirk residents who very much wanted to be part of the Battle of Falkirk mural. They are honoured to have their portraits writ large on the walls of a town that took them in, sheltered and cared for them. They have had a really tough few years, mother and son have fought arm and arm through thick and thin, Ill health and adversity. A true example of valour and fortitude. I am delighted and proud to paint them this testimonial portrait in the heart of the battle in their adopted home. ... See moreSee less

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