With the economy being a bit slow so is faux .  Therefore, I have some more time to paint a few new oils.  They are of varying subjects and I hope you enjoy them.

Peppermint mansion, Venice  30" x40"

Ali's Father   48" x 36"

Chester walking bridge, England  16" x 20"

Late night ride    30" x  30"

Oquirrh Mountain Temple  30" x 20"

Transforming a room in a few days is the thrill of mural painting.  This is a relatively quick way to make a big statement.  In these next two photos you can see that the faux architecture  and statue of Michelangelo have really created a different atmosphere in this room. This mural is 18'feet high and 13' wide with the statue being 7'6" tall.
 The rounded stairway is also an example of changing an environment.  It is impossible to photograph this mural properly but because both sides and the ceiling are done in this stairwell the world changes as soon as you begin to descend the stairs. Here the walls on the left are done in a textured stone block and the right side has two separate scenes looking out onto a landscape of the ocean.

It has been a busy spring so far and I have had several fun projects.  I have been painting on textured walls and using stencils in bathrooms with silver leaf along with a mural and a couple of canvas paintings.
What a great job to so what is fun and pleasing.  Thanks for all your support.

This mural is in a foyer and is 9 feet tall and 11 feet wide

This painting is of a mountain peak called Ama Dablam which is very near Mt. Everest in Nepal

A stenciled pattern done then added gold and silver leaf

A lot of gold leaf on the walls 

One little boy likes baseball and the other little boy likes football.  So they both got what they wanted.  I painted the Yankee stadium for one boy and the Green Bay packers stadium for the other boy.

I have also had the chance to gather several pictures and create a mural of the night life in New Orleans.  This night scene is all about the music and dancing in the streets of New Orleans.