Painted Murals

Visit the site of the State Bank of Cross Plains.

How the Mural Was Made

Once the view of Mt. Horeb had been chosen. A series of photos were taken. These were scanned into the computer and fit together to create a panoramic scene. A full size computer generated image on a vinyl laminated surface was made. The artists use this as a template for their final image.
The Millennium Murals artists transformed the barren February landscape into a lush spring scene. This was accomplished in less than two weeks.	The client wanted the scene converted so that the house on the property would be a typical Wisconsin farm house.
Sketches were done and the house was transformed, color changed, and porches added.	The charming house is complete with a cat in the upper window.

Tamlyn researchs foliage on trees to give authenticity to the mural. Doug and Tamlyn work side by side for an effecient team effort. The wall at the bank is finished and the mural is prepared for mounting.
	Owners of the farm depicted in the mural tell the artists what kinds of trees and shrubs would be showing in the spring.
	The mural is mounted on the wall using a strippable vinyl adhesive. It is also stapled at the edges to give it extra strength. A moulding is built around it to give it a semi-permanent home.
	The beautiful mural was installed and ready for the State Bank of Cross Plains reception, exactly two weeks after the contract was signed by the bank officers.

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