Dear Franklin,
“Wild About Franklin” is finished and ready for you and your littles to enjoy. Under the theme “Nature and Community”, I created a scene from DelCarte celebrating one of Franklin’s most precious gems.
A moth and butterflies are nestled amongst native wildflowers against the pond’s backdrop. If you look closely, you might notice that something is missing. I purposefully left out the bodies of the insects as an invitation for you and your littles to complete the scene.
Step against the box and interact with this - it’s meant for you to become a part of the landscape!
Thank you to all the passersby that came to say hello; the dog walkers, the runners, the many kiddos who joined me in painting, dear friends who stopped by for moral support bearing iced coffees and words of encouragement, and to Stan Watson for being my biggest cheerleader and for keeping everyone updated on my progress.
Thank you to the Cultural District, Cory Shea (@franklinculture), and to Senator Rausch (@beccarausch4ma ) for funding this project and for creating such amazing artistic opportunities in our town. And last but never least a big thank you to my husband and parents for holding down the Nisbet household so that I could do this.
I’m not sure if you can dedicate an electrical box but why not? This mural is for all the kiddos in town, but especially for my three; Henry, Lucy and Jack. It’s all for you.
I can’t wait to see how you interact with this mural. Please tag me and share your pictures with @kaylajeancreative!
Stay Wild, Franklin ✌🏻
Kayla Nisbet
Kayla Jean Creative
Shared from (with Kayla's permission) -> https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FP2igJ6ik/
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Additional photos of the progress of re-creation of this Artsy Box on the Town Common -> https://photos.app.goo.gl/7Z2mqqAVdZXAcApG7
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