The Museum is deeply saddened by the death of its longstanding friend and frequent collaborator, architect Robert Venturi (1925–2018). Born in Philadelphia, Venturi was beloved and highly regarded by the art, architecture, and design community in the city, and achieved global status through his joyful, experimental, and exuberant built and designed forms. He will be remembered as a giant who profoundly changed his field, and the lives of those who encountered his work, no more so, than the many friends he made over the years at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
I wanted to do a painting of Clock Town from Majora’s Mask, like the painting I did before of Shantae’s lighthouse. This one was even more challenging. I still have a lot to improve on when it comes to perspective but it’s the main thing I really want to become more confident with in my art at the moment. I feel like these sort of paintings are really helping me though, and I kind of want to do a few more in this sort of style of different fictional locations.