done! you remember my inspiration from the other day?
i translated it onto this master bedroom's ceiling. i wanted it to complement the room, and not just be a random pattern on the ceiling, so i created a swirled look that sort of wraps around the perimeter. there will eventually be a chandelier in the middle where the plastic cover is now...
what it looks like when you walk in the door to the bedroom...
from the ground:
some detail shots:
hello, birdie.
my favorite flower:
wow, it's beautiful, i love the colors!
ReplyDeletewow! wow! wow! this is so fantastic! great job!
ReplyDeletexo
I say it all the time but YOU ARE SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletethanks guys!
ReplyDeletehaha, pam, thaaaaank you. my neck is happy to take a little looking up break today!!!
Wow, wow, wow and WOW!
ReplyDeleteever since I saw you post the chair, I've been waiting to see the finished product. It really lives up to the expectations.
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat's absolutely beyond amazing Kristen. I mean, it's beautiful! You have such a wonderful talent!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeletethis is so pretty! i wish i had the guts to do this in my master!
ReplyDeleteWow! You really are such a talent!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis mural is so beautiful - you are very talented!
Wow, Kristen... just wow. It's incredible!
ReplyDeletegorgeous...do you have a hard-core crick in your neck now?!?! would love to hear your tips on painting ceilings!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same thing! How is she not perma-looking-up? If that was me I would have rented a scaffolding so I could lay on my back.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love how the branches kinda swirl together. They *almost* look like a heart in the second pic. Please tell me you used some sort of scaffolding.
ReplyDeleteSimply LOVELY! Did you use scaffolding or just a ladder?
ReplyDeleteyou are incredible!
ReplyDeleteamazing! you must have been channeling Michelangelo, painting upside down like that!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness ... the talent you have in your little finger! Destiny
ReplyDeleteThat would have taken ages, but on the ceiling? wow you are so talented! Hope you received a well earned massage after all that work :)
ReplyDeleteWow. Totally in awe. And worried about your arms and neck!
ReplyDeleteAwesome - how hard was it to paint all that on the ceiling? Really, really gorgeous.
ReplyDeletethanks guys...i did it with a ladder. scaffolding is just too difficult...my neck is fine, though..i think im getting used to it!
ReplyDeletelooks great! you are so talented!
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable! Janell
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!!!
ReplyDeleteSimply LOVE;))
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a little late to the party, but I just had to say that I love your work. It's sooo pretty. I admire your painting skills.
ReplyDeleteI'm also late to the party, but I have to say Michelangelo has nothing on you, that is so beautiful!
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