My friend Josh called me last minute to do a live painting at a Church event because his friend Cowboy [BYM] bailed out on him. During the time he called me, I was at a barbecue in Fullerton, so I rushed home, packed up my equipment, made some stencils and found my way to the event. I arrived there about 30 minutes late, I felt a bit rushed, nervous, and frustrated. I've painted live with spray cans in front of a large crowd, but I've never been put on-the-spot as the center of attention while a band is playing. After a while I begin to lose myself within the painting and forget everybody around me as I start to become comfortable. At first, I didn't really know what I wanted to depicted, the more I added color to the canvas, the more the pictures started to unravel itself. I spent about 2 hours on the painting, added some final touches with the stencils and then I was done. It was a good experience, and would love to do it again.
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