![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgzNuVUmH-YDA4GdMmEZwtsMXA_qSoUo-OhndgcwACBJtOf-9g1Y8WM2JNeN2djcWl_gKuZqLN82HeljEnNNbPnJPG9-ZRQ7l-AaRDEWgbCRfez7ThOjEmlPg1m3wOv6Z1635Rs7w/s320/Portland+Head+Light+finish.jpg)
Thursday, August 19, 2010
The Sentinel
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgzNuVUmH-YDA4GdMmEZwtsMXA_qSoUo-OhndgcwACBJtOf-9g1Y8WM2JNeN2djcWl_gKuZqLN82HeljEnNNbPnJPG9-ZRQ7l-AaRDEWgbCRfez7ThOjEmlPg1m3wOv6Z1635Rs7w/s320/Portland+Head+Light+finish.jpg)
Unfortunately my version of the light seems to have come out a bit shorter and sqatter than the actual light, LOL, but I'm still pretty happy with how the painting turned out anyway, as a painting.
It's on my usual 9x12 Art Spectrum. One interesting fact. Portland Head Light is entirely white, yet no white whatsoever was used in the creation of this painting. :-)
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