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Mural 1999-Acrylic This mural was inspired by a photograph. The viewer sees the mountain village from behind a tree (The homeowner placed a real tree in the corner). The mountains lighten to the right as does the sky which changes to a golden yellow sunset (sunrise?) around the corner and onto the door of the room. The painting continues to the next wall (not pictured) and segues into a 3-color rag rolled texture. |
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Two Marbleized Floors, 1998 Acrylic on wood |
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| Living room floor, faux inlaid marble | Dining room floor, faux inlaid marble. Each tiny section of the flower is painted as if it were made of separate pieces of marble. | This is a close-up of the design that runs between the two rooms. |
| The floors have several layers of clear gloss coating for
protection and sheen.
In the home of Ms. D. Pfannenstiel. |
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Marbleized Floor, 1994 Acrylic on Linoleum |
| The black border follows the line of the room taking the refrigerator into account. It goes into the space on the right. The inlays in the black border are a deep red/black marble within a white marble diamond. | This is the opposite end of the kitchen. The design at the wall was painted with further improvements in mind. The homeowner added french doors which lead out to the deck. |
| This floor has held up amazingly well. The deck has a
hot tub and I also painted the bathroom floor which has a tub, shower, and
steam room attached. With all of the opportunities for this floor to have
water damage, it's in great condition. This is in spite of the fact that
the homeowner has never re-coated it with any protective coating.
In the home of Mr. M. Souder |
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Bistro Mural Acrylic (circa 1994) This poorly lit photograph represents a mural that I painted in an apartment that I no longer live in. I have no idea if it's still there. The inspiration came from an old children's book.
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