Abbie Laura Smith has pushed the creative boat out a little with this symmetrical wheatpaste stuck on a utility box in Cumberland Basin. Rather than being bilaterally symmetrical, the twin portraits are rotationally symmetrical, which I think might be a first on Natural Adventures.
I love the way that Abbie Laura Smith has introduced some colour into this paste-up, which features a portrait of a woman looking a little fed up, and perhaps sad. ALS has a wonderful way of representing hair, which almost looks like it is from a lino-cut that has been scored and printed. There are some subtle differences in the application of colour between the two portraits, such as the lips and distribution of pinks and reds in the hair. This is a wonderfully creative piece from our resident wheatpaster.
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Nice find Scooj . . .
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It has probably gone by now.
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I’ve not been able to get out and about much recently so am not expecting anything I see to still be there by the time I am able lol . . .
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My work is so busy, I have only been out once this week and once last week. So many meetings during the day, and it is dark so early.
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Only another 16 days and we start heading towards summer lols . . . 🤣🤣🤣
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Something to look forward to.
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