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Stewart Huntington
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3:43 PM
Lots of murals and faux finishes and quite a few texture faux finishes have been completed in the past month. I have had some great mural jobs and the most challenging one was of the Eifel tower in a short room. I had to use the ceiling to make it appear much larger. I did like the purple clouds in the sky.
Route 66 garage mural
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Posted by Stewart Huntington at 5:51 PMBahamas Maps
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Posted by Stewart Huntington at 4:42 PM
One fun project this month was somewhat of a challenge for me. I had a blank canvas of walls in a workout room. All the walls are 14 feet high, and somehow I needed to fill them with a map of the Bahamas. I decided to get from the client the island chains that he most frequented and those that are special to him. Having done this, I proposed that we imagine the walls as if they were showing parts of a table top that has maps laid on top of one another in an overlapped pattern.
We also wanted to create a look of antique old maps. For this I researched many old maps and used lots of the interesting compasses and drawings on them. I also found some ships that I reduced down to just a tone on tone look.
We also wanted to create a look of antique old maps. For this I researched many old maps and used lots of the interesting compasses and drawings on them. I also found some ships that I reduced down to just a tone on tone look.
Transforming Michelle's terrace level
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Posted by Stewart Huntington at 3:53 PM
Michelle wanted a truly stunning terrace level for parties and friends. She put in new stone tile, I did faux finishes on all the walls, including bathrooms, we spruced up the bar, I did a venetian plaster on the ceiling and a mural on the wall. We put in a first class wine cellar with faux, murals, wine barrels, brick, stone. Next to the main room is the billiard room where I painted the card motiff on the ceiling. A great place and very comfortable. From blah to bold.
A real indoor treehouse playroom
Posted by Stewart Huntington at 3:31 PM
The month of November was filled with creating a playroom fit for a little king. Yes we built a full scale treehouse and surrounded it with wall to wall , ceiling, bathroom, and closet murals. I have to say I really didn't know what I was doing going into this project but one bite at a time it turned out magnificent. Truly the finished project was something I could be very proud of.. I have to give credit to Sue who worked hand in hand with all the ideas, Linda for all her help and running around to make it successful, Mat for his mad building skills and Brad my helper.


Some new oil paintings
Monday, August 22, 2011
Posted by Stewart Huntington at 9:26 AM










I have been busy painting more scenes from Italy. Many of these new paintings I did for the Marietta Art Walk show. I am showing paintings for sale on the first Friday of the months July, August, September, and October. I am at the Marietta Square in the back of Duprees Antiques from 5-9 p.m. I hope you can come. I have original paintings, giclee's, and greeting card prints.
Gallery | Well-established east Cobb home reaps rewards | ajchomefinder.com
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Posted by Stewart Huntington at 12:44 PM
Gallery Well-established east Cobb home reaps rewards ajchomefinder.com
This is a link that will let you see some of the painting I did in a home several years ago and has now caught the attention of the Atlanta Journal Constitution Newspaper.
This is a link that will let you see some of the painting I did in a home several years ago and has now caught the attention of the Atlanta Journal Constitution Newspaper.
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