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For
this home theater, I created the look of a theater
exterior, complete with ticket quiosk, lighted marquis,
red brick and granite walls. |
A
close up of the ticket booth. |
This
client wanted a full sized, wrap- around mural of famous
Fenway Park for their two boys. The park is depicted
without the crowds and players. |
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The
first in a four panel mural of different urns. |
The second urn in the series done in monochrome greys. |
The
third in the series of urns done in terracotta tones. |
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The
fourth urn is an elaborate jewel and metal design. |
For
this bathroom ceiling mural, my client wanted the look
of the sky in Rafael's famous cherub painting. |
What is the perfect accent to a butler's pantry? Why,
your own butler, of course! |
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A
little detail goes a long way! I painted this 18" shelf
with postcards on a small wall in a basement bath. |
Here is a view of the store front mural, with all it's
painted red brick and granite. |
I
painted these raised panel doors as if the solid wood
panels were actually glass, and the viewer can see
inside of a store front. The overall theme of the mural
is Paris, so these doors reveal a cafe' scene. |
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Here
is another solid door painted to represent the view
through a glass door. In this case, a little irony is
employed- the ice cream shop door actually leads to the
home gym! |
For
this client, I rendered a scene of an Aruba beach, as if
it is viewed from one's cottage window. The frame was
created using the same style of trim as the rest of the
home, with sill included. These faux windows allow one
to move them to another wall or another home, if needed. |
The
view from this window includes a view of actual water,
so I lined my painted ocean up with the real pond. In
the summer, it will seems as if the mural is just an
extension of the water outside! |
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This is the left side and wrap around of the full beach
scene. |
The
right side of the beach scene. The client wanted a
private feel to the beach, so I painted only a single
chair and umbrella.
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This
client special ordered this 8' smooth faced door just to
have a mural painted on it. They live on the lake
pictured, and this would be the view they would see if
there wasn't a wall here. |
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