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11/5/2014

 
The Miquwahkesis Project: Day One
Last month I submitted a proposal for "The Miquwahkesis Project", where artists were asked to design artwork for fibreglass fox sculptures that will be installed along a public path.  (Note: Miquwahkesis is the word for "red fox" in Cree.)  I am thrilled to have been among those chosen to participate in this public art installation!  Now comes the challenge of taking my 2D design and translating it to the 3D sculpture.  

I began on Monday, acquainting myself with my new fox friend, who I have affectionately named, "Foxy Loxy".  There were challenges I expected and others that I had to troubleshoot before I begin painting later this week.  My design has many layers so careful planning is a must.  I'll be sharing the journey over the next couple of months as Foxy Loxy becomes dressed up in my design.  I am looking forward to seeing the other selected artists at work too - the designs I've seen are wonderfully eclectic.  What a great time to be part of the growing art community in Fort McMurray!  
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P.S.  The red fox is a well-loved photography subject of mine.  Here are three of my favourite images:
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Marlene Lane
11/5/2014 12:04:12 pm

Erin, you are such a talented artist. It's always a pleasure and inspiration viewing your photography, and I'm looking forward to watching your 'Foxy Loxy' emerge. I'm confident it will be equally as breathtaking as your photos.
Marlene

Studio Stinson
11/6/2014 09:16:53 am

Too kind - thank you Marlene! I'm looking forward to watching Foxy Loxy emerge too ;)


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