One in a set of three boys rooms.
This last one might be my favorite with the styrofoam baseball for the O.

This is the first room we designed around the oldest boy's name and his dads love for number 34 - The Chicago Bears' Walter Payton.

Tyler's room turned out so cute, but probably the hardest room of all three with the detail of the lettering.
Still love it.

I faux painted the walls and designed the mural from two separate inspiration images.
An Italian gothic arch and an English garden country side.
Beautiful addition to an originally plain bathroom.

My favorite client, for which I've painted three bathrooms in 3 separate homes; two in Virginia beach and one in Hawaii.
Each one inspired by the Wyland shower curtain. This project has three walls that compliment the curtain.

The clown fish leads you into the shower room where you find an awesome turtle across from the inspirational shower curtain.

This turtle is stretched from floor to ceiling and sits across from the shower curtain; with the Sunken ship and Clown fish just outside, in a jack and jill bathroom.
The boy's loved it.

I took this original photo while sitting in a gondola in Venice. I always wanted to do something with it, and when a client wanted me to paint and said that I had free reign, I was delighted.
The owners of the home were also Italian and it fit perfectly with their decor.

This image shows the detail of the way the mural is stretched from floor to ceiling and wrapped around a corner.
3D effect. True Trompe l'oeil - "to fool the eye".

The elementary school in Kremmling commissioned me to paint their new logo in their gym / cafeteria.

They had changed a very similar buckaroo from having a gun and a holster to a lasso.
Good choice I'm guessing.

Inspired from an image my brother liked called the littlest artist.
The girls in the household love fairies. The project seemed to suit my niece very well, even now as she is growing up.

My first mural.

I love this one because it was the first time had a chance to dream about doing this for a living and I haven't wanted to stop painting since.

One in a set of three boys rooms.
This last one might be my favorite with the styrofoam baseball for the O.

This is the first room we designed around the oldest boy's name and his dads love for number 34 - The Chicago Bears' Walter Payton.

Tyler's room turned out so cute, but probably the hardest room of all three with the detail of the lettering.
Still love it.

I faux painted the walls and designed the mural from two separate inspiration images.
An Italian gothic arch and an English garden country side.
Beautiful addition to an originally plain bathroom.

My favorite client, for which I've painted three bathrooms in 3 separate homes; two in Virginia beach and one in Hawaii.
Each one inspired by the Wyland shower curtain. This project has three walls that compliment the curtain.

The clown fish leads you into the shower room where you find an awesome turtle across from the inspirational shower curtain.

This turtle is stretched from floor to ceiling and sits across from the shower curtain; with the Sunken ship and Clown fish just outside, in a jack and jill bathroom.
The boy's loved it.

I took this original photo while sitting in a gondola in Venice. I always wanted to do something with it, and when a client wanted me to paint and said that I had free reign, I was delighted.
The owners of the home were also Italian and it fit perfectly with their decor.

This image shows the detail of the way the mural is stretched from floor to ceiling and wrapped around a corner.
3D effect. True Trompe l'oeil - "to fool the eye".

The elementary school in Kremmling commissioned me to paint their new logo in their gym / cafeteria.

They had changed a very similar buckaroo from having a gun and a holster to a lasso.
Good choice I'm guessing.

Inspired from an image my brother liked called the littlest artist.
The girls in the household love fairies. The project seemed to suit my niece very well, even now as she is growing up.

My first mural.

I love this one because it was the first time had a chance to dream about doing this for a living and I haven't wanted to stop painting since.