This was a white picture frame panel over the front door. To add more character to this small entry, I created an old world stone faux incorporating the original panel.
Faux Stone Detail
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Denial
An expression of denial
As with most of my personal art this mask is made from recycled materials.
The bulk of it is Junk mail and boxes.
After I sculpted the mask out of the paper pulp and waited forever for it to dry, I painted it with acrylic.
And sadly the last Halloween mural.
Drrrrragon!
can you roll your ARRRRRGs?
“Cream Of The Crop” Halloween murals continued
For them it is judgement day (dundundun)
Do you smell something?
Red Light Green Light
Sinister trees playing games in the woods.
Say Cheese!
grass details
nasty little vermin 
Scream If You Need Anything
This ghostly mural is shown hanging in its October home.
The Cemetery And The Burlap Owl
This is the second Halloween mural I finished in this set. This is it as it hangs in the clients house.
I was a free range artist on this job. The client wanted me to follow minimal guidelines, otherwise I was free to paint what I was inspired to paint.
“Giggle Basket” Halloween Mural
This was the first Halloween mural in the set painted on canvas and hung like a tapestry.
Giggle basket details
Halloween Murals
Faux Wood and Metal
This powder room entry needed some excitement in it’s life. It started out with a white door and white walls.
I started with the door. First, I glued the medallion to the center of the door. The door had the faux wood texture which I filled in with plaster in order to change the texture to a pocked metal. I sanded the texture to make it feel nice to the touch, then painted.
Once the tin paneling was attached to the stained wood tray, I added some antiquing to bring out the details.
For the walls, the client wanted to go less traditional. He wanted this area to feel open and airy but to match the wood paneling. This is what we came up with.
Door Detail