Today the Earthquake Lake Visitor’s Center re-opened to the public. I worked with Jane Ruchman for the USFS to do the finishing work on panels which are on the walls of the center. We were invited to the VIP event and ribbon cutting ceremony for the center. It was a great time, and so fun to see my work in such an amazing place. I’ve never been to Earthquake Lake before, but I’ll definitely be taking my kids. A herd of elk, a bald eagle, and a mountain goat all gave the event a look while we were there. You can’t ask for a better day!
Thanks so much to Jane and the USFS for trusting us to be a part of your work.
The Entrance to the Visitor’s Center at Earthquake LakeMary giving introductions at the VIP eventBarb and Dick Mackie outside the visitors centerLorelyn, Barb Mackie, Dick Mackie outside the visitors centerJane and Lorelyn in front of the Geology wall panelsJane Ruchman, art director and coordinator for this project with the USFSJohn Owen, survivor of the 1959 earthquakeRibbon Cutting at the entranceMain wall in the viewing room looking out over the lakeBefore and After panels, illustration work by LorelynMain lake view panel with rotational piece in place, illustration and finishing design work by LorelynThe ” normal” position of the movable piece on the lake view panel. Showing the lake before the earthquake.The “lifted” position of the rotating piece showing the lake after the earthquake.Human wall panels, finishing design work by LorelynHuman tragedy panelDisaster Strikes panelThe Human Wall night of terror panelThe National Geographic Painting panel, finishing design work by LorelynHike to Memorial RockMemorial RockThe view of the Visitor’s Center from Memorial RockEarthquake Lake view from the Visitor’s Center
