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If you're American, you won't know what irony is. Well, you might know that it's like bronzey and goldy but made of iron. However, the irony I'm on about is something slightly different. Irony is my entry for Men In Hats on my links page. I've been to lazy to update it to say that Aaron Farber does actually update more regularly now.  Ahh well, hopefully he'll forgive me when he sees what me and some of my cronies done. Over 3 days in the Easter holidays of 2004, myself, Paul Ferguson, Duncan Oag and Peter Bell painted the most fantabulous sight you ever did or did not see. A Men In Hats mural which, quite simply, was perfect. Below are photos taken during the process of painting the mural, as well as pictures of the completed beauty. All thumbnails are clickable and will show you a larger picture of it.

Day 1

Duncan Oag on the morning of the first day of painting, looking ready

Duncan looking surprised next to some stepladders on the first day of painting
Paul Ferguson and Peter Bell filling in some white gaps Duncan missed
The bottom half of Paul, the bottom 90% of Peter and me, having rushed in to be in a photo
Duncan's bottom, with a smiley face we painted on it you can't actually make out
Paul drawing the first sketch of Aram on the wall, with Gamal next to him
Duncan painting Gamal's tie
Duncan being prodded with a stick
The summation of the first day's work

Day 2

Duncan working on Sam, while Paul and Peter work on Mayor Jeb
Peter's eye
Duncan painting some of Aram
Paul painting Beriah
Mayor Jeb
Jeriah
Gamal, Duncan and Aram
Me appearing to be painting my nails with Beriah, Sam and Mayor Jeb in the background
God bless Paul's photography....
Aram's head...
Beriah and Sam
Gamal and Aram
Duncan's penis extension. I mean camera

Intermission

Some sort of weird goose I took a good photo of...

Day 3

The team, with a piece of paper standing in for Duncan who was revising that day
Beriah and Sam, completed (pretty much)
Mayor Jeb, completed
Peter, Paul and Duncan's Stand in
Duncan's stand in stuck to the wall
The credits...
Red paint (sorry, blood) scraped down the wall by a ghostly hand (Paul's)
Paul's name-brick
The mess we left in our wake
The Mayor and Jeriah
Sam
A sign telling you to use on electrical fires (memo to self: never lend Paul  your camera again)
Duncan (who turned up to collect his brother's sheet when the painting was done... Lazy bugger) and Jeriah
A better photo of the credits (I took it.)
Duncan leaving before we asked him to help tidy up.

The end

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