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| Workers play with gesso on a work table. Each piece of polytab fabric needs to be coated with gesso so that it becomes less absorbent. The Art Minson mural has 55 four foot square panels of polytab. |
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| Gesso pattern on a work table. |
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| Jake Hochschwender and Sander Kolodziej take a break to ham for the camera while Sarah Howard chooses music. |
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| Jake Hochschwender, Sander Kolodziej and Mary Stalter trace a segment of the mural design onto polytab. The mural was divided into 55 segments using Adobe Illustrator then projected onto the polytab fabric so that it can be traced to scale. |
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| Mary Stalter carefully traces a portion of the mural. |
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| Sander Kolodziej works on a portion of the mural. |
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| Tess Powers, Alexander Reimund, Kaela Long, Joe McGough and Jack McRaven coat sheets of polytab with gesso. |
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| Sometimes the work can be maddening. |
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| Jack McRaven and Sander Kolodziej trace the mural design on to polytab. |
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| Jack McRaven and Abby Minear work on a mural segment. |
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| Tess Powers and Felicia Franze align a sheet of polytab with a projected mural segment. |
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| Caroline Chelovitz works on a mural segment. |
