It was a strange experience painting by the seat of my pants (Speaking of pants, that's my "flood wardrobe" I'm wearing) and working in front of an audience of over a thousand crew, actors and extras, but exhilarating for me as well, since they all had nice things to say as they saw the painting develop during the shoot. In the distance, you can see the huge water sprayers called "rain crosses" hoisted up over a hundred feet in the air by cranes. In this photo I've been freshly soaked along with hundreds of extras so that we looked convincingly inundated by a cloudburst.