After seeing a great photo of our nieces Alex and Catie, we decided to do our own version of the photo, featuring Alex and Catie as well as our nephew Nolan and next-door-neighbor Sean. The four kids are all a year apart in age, from the oldest (Alex) at 9 to the youngest (Catie) at 6. We posed them on a blanket on the front lawn and took a billion photos--fortunately this one turned out. This was a 12' x 12' square.
 

Sean's face is the first completed.

Wayne works on Sean's shirt

Cheryl and Wayne at work on Sunday afternoon.

Wayne works on Catie's flowing tresses.

Alex helps paint Catie's pink shirt.

Alex and Catie help Wayne on Catie's pink shirt.

Wayne and Cheryl pose with nieces Alex and Catie and the finished square.

The finished square from Alex and Nolan's side.

Finished square from Nolan and Catie's side.

Transferring the traced image to the asphalt.

Wayne works on Sean's arm and Cheryl works on Nolan's face.

Alex and Nolan at the end of Saturday.

Catie and Alex help Uncle Wayne pick chalk for Catie's shirt.

Catie cleans up the edges.

The completed square from Nolan's corner.

The original photograph of the four kids.

Cheryl gets started with Sean's eye.

Nolan's eye emerges from the asphalt.

Wayne and Cheryl work on Nolan's moose shirt.

Wayne and Sean work on the background blanket.

Catie turns pink with excitement...or pastels.

Wayne teaches Alex, Catie and Jack how to do the border

Alex adds the white border.

The finished square from the ladder (Sean and Alex' side).

Finished square from Catie and Sean's side.

The kids' heads from all four sides.