My mural composite

I created a composite of two separate murals in town. The wings are the primary layer ( https://www.alamy.com/wing-mural-on-wall-in-alley-corvallis-oregon-usa-image332147528.html ) and the man is one of the workers who helped build the Overland Thorpe Truck. I wasn't able to find much information about Thorpe trucks but this helps a tiny bit. ( https://www.corvallisoregon.gov/community/page/historic-walking-tour-hathaways-garage ).

[Christina]

That has worked out really well

[Wylie]

nice idea

[haskar]

Looks great.

[Joan Robillard]

Interesting

[Yao RL]

There could be a lot of meanings in the composition.

[Rob Z]

That's such an interesting result.

[Mags]

Well done. I like it!

[Bill Laing]

Well done!!

[Jane Pittenger]

What a fun idea. Well done

[Corinne C]

Well done!

[Shutterbug]

Nicely done.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Neat

[Walks @ 7]

@christinav @pusspup @haskar @joansmor @yaorenliu @robz @marlboromaam @365projectorgbilllaing @jgpittenger @corinnec @shutterbug49 @ziggy77 Thank you so very much. The wing mural is in a rather tight space and I needed to step behind a dumpster to get a decent shot. The worked was just on the back of a local cafe and was much easier to work with. I also didn't have a model to use in front of the wings but had to punt.