MURALS
Create a focal point for a room, or highlight an interesting space.
WINE CELLAR
 Hidden Room of Casks, acrylic on drywall This Hidden Room painting was designed to highlight a finely crafted wine cellar in a house featured in the Parade of Homes. I challenged myself to go beyond the typical vineyard scene; I imagined a hidden room full of casks of wine.
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 Wine cellar with painted inset, acrylic  Detail from mural |
TRANQUIL GET-AWAY
German Postcard Mural, 3' high x 4' wide
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View from the jacuzzi
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Pricing varies. A consultation is necessary.
KITCHEN
 Nook space, acrylic |
Murals in a kitchen can be a nice accent. Often a kitchen is overlooked for design possibilities. |
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These were painted close to the ceiling, above trim work, as if placed on a shelf.
TROMPE L'OEIL
Iron Rose, acrylic
Trompe L'Oeil
is French for "to fool the eye". The technique involves creating a painting that looks so real, it deceives the viewer into thinking he or she is seeing something dimensional. It is most effective when used
in conjunction with real objects.
Can you tell what is painted?
is French for "to fool the eye". The technique involves creating a painting that looks so real, it deceives the viewer into thinking he or she is seeing something dimensional. It is most effective when used
in conjunction with real objects.
Can you tell what is painted?
FOCAL POINT or CORNER
Birch Trees, acrylic paints
Also Trompe L'Oeil, these birch trees have a dimensional quality that seem to occupy space, and create a natural setting.
Entire wall- Birch Trees with Robert Frost lines
A mural can be utilized to create "scenery".
In this instance, (left) a Robert Frost poem, of special meaning
to the client, greets the viewer at the base of the stairs.
Oak Tree, acrylics
