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Poet and Professor Amy Tudor (far right, grey sweater) visits with our class to help jazz up our jingles. |
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| Knowing that our signs will be red and that red is perhaps the most persnickety color, we gave the boards a good coat of grey primer. |
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| Kevin Parrish and Jenni Harper get to work. |
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| After the grey primer dried, we gave the boards a solid coat of red paint. |
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| Elle Decker and Brigid Watters as seen from an outside window. |
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| Brigid Watters and Jenni Harper use the tactic of masking off the letters first. |
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| Johnathan McCutcheon projects words and traces them before their masking. |
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| Cherish Deeg and Jenni Harper trace letters |
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| Cherish Deeg incorporates the tactic of painting each letter one at a time. |
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| Discussing the future of sign placement with Open Doors Coordinator Aron Conaway at Louisville Visual Art Association, aka "The Watertower." |
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