The Making of “Moon Tracks” by Dennis Larkins

Artist Den­nis Larkins has painted a mag­nif­i­cent mural titled “Dream Puz­zle,” made up of five separ­ate pan­els, later to be used as Moon­al­ice posters. The fourth panel, “Moon Tracks,” is a fantastic work of art that embodies a sense of René Magritte with it’s thought-provoking images and surrealism. Dennis comments:

The faith­ful are invited to gaze in med­i­ta­tion upon the won­ders of the Mys­te­ri­ous Dig­i­tal Trin­ity; Ter­estio, Celestio and Moonalicio…expressed, of course, in the past per­fect tense.

“Moon Tracks” was later turned into a Moonalice poster (M596) for the Summer of Serendipity in Denver, Colorado on May 25, 2013. Unlike the poster, “Moon Tracks” is three dimensional, created using foams, plastics, paints, and other trade secret materials. Dennis shared some process pictures with us to better understand how he created this surreal work of art.

Learn more about Moonalice poster 596.