Russellscape is an “endless landscape” or myriorama—a series of panels that, when placed edge to edge, form a continuous image, like the view from a moving train.
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Russellscapes
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| 1. Jean Lukens “The Beekeeper’s Apprentice”. Pen and ink and colored pencil |
2. Bret Herholz “Two Shabby Figures” (based on The Beekeeper’s Apprentice). Pen and ink and photoshop |
| 3. Heather Neill “The Beecharmer” (based on an original oil painting by the artist) |
4. Sara McClelland “Away” based on O Jerusalem (Church of the Holy Sepulchre), The Game (a palace in India), and Locked Rooms (The St Francis Hotel, San Francisco.) Pencil, colored pencil, crayon |
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| 5. Sara McClelland “Home” (based on The Beekeeper’s Apprentice). Pencil, colored pencil, crayon |
6. Canzonett Canzone “Russell mapping the world” (O Jerusalem, chapter 2). Crayon, ink, pencil |
| 7. Charlotte Cooper
“Coming into Jerusalem” (O Jerusalem); watercolor pencil and ink. |
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| 11. Wanda Kalgren (Bachi) Mary Russell, expert knife thrower (based on The Beekeeper’s Apprentice and O Jerusalem); Photoshop, markers and Slick Stix. |
12. Bill Edwards Based on The Beekeeper’s Apprentice, Ch. 6; Corel Painter Essentials 4. |
| 14. Molly Armstrong Based on The Beekeeper’s Apprentice, Chapter 6; pencil and digital media. |
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| 15. Kerry Kilburn
Based on The Beekeeper’s Apprentice; ink, crayon, colored pencil. |
16. Kerry Kilburn
Based on Locked Rooms; ink, crayon, colored pencil. |
| 18. Sara McClelland
Language of Bees? Based on images provided on website for The Language of Bees; colored pencil. |





























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