Race Horses.

Mixed media canvas.

• 72″x54″
• Spray paint
• Acrylic
• India ink
• Epoxy Resin clear coat
• Latex

Cherry Blossom dresser.

• Wood
• Spray paint
• Lacquer
• Acrylic
• India ink
• Enamel

Custom painted dresser.

Impromptu BBQ House Mural

My wife and I were about to host a summer BBQ, so with friends enroute and the back of our house looking a little sparse, I figured this would be right time to grab some cans and jam up a little organic visual flavour prior to their arrival.

Sarah’s Furniture

After having my work published in the March 2012 issue of Chatelaine Magazine, I received a phone call from a client interested in having her old family furniture painted for her young daughter’s room. I jumped at the opportunity to paint these beautiful pieces.

The dressers.

Double wide dresser-rear. Why leave the back panel unfinished like most do? Primed, Aluminium Tremclad™ and spray paint.

Why leave the back panel unfinished like most do? Primed, Aluminium Tremclad™ and spray paint.

Double wide dresser, beautiful hardware.

Nintendo SHARPIED.

Original Nintendo Entertainment System, jammed up with a Sharpie®.

ECKLER installation piece.

This is the completed piece.
Canvas and mural combined. Killer concept.
The I.T. department requested the number 127.0.0.1 be added (“localhost” or “home”).
I blew right through the glass wall into the adjacent room.

Mixed media.

Canvas for Alex’s room.

Winnie the Pooh and friends. Commission for client.
48″x48″
Mixed media
• Latex
• Spray Paint
• Acrylic
• India Ink
• Epoxy Resin

Red Skulls

• 1 Shot sign painter’s enamel airbrushed onto canvas
• Epoxy Resin clear coat

This piece was murder to photograph.

Blue Skulls

• 42″x42″ on canvas
• Latex
• Spray Paint
• Paint Marker

Check out the contrasting HOT PINK edge down the left side!

Armoire for Chatelaine Magazine, March 2012 issue.

Armoire paint job commissioned by Malcolm Patterson (possibly one of my coolest clients) for a Chatelaine Magazine photo shoot, published in the March 2012 issue.

I enjoy how the graphic work tends to hide the architectural elements of the actual structure.

Spray paint and paint marker.

As seen on Cityline.
http://video.citytv.com/video/detail/1458835278001.000000/Four-Different-Armoires/

and Canada AM. (Skip along to the 17:15 mark)
http://www.ctv.ca/canadaAMPlayer/index.html?video=629321

March 2012 issue of Chatelaine Magazine.

March 2012 issue of Chatelaine Magazine, page 74.

Article details.

Armoire paint job commissioned for a Chatelaine Magazine photoshoot, published in the March 2012 issue. Spray paint with a touch of paint marker.

Key detail.

A friend asked me “Where are the Dudeman skulls going?” I told him that “this was not that type of client and that there is a time and a place” …however, by the time 3:30am rolled around -the paint markers started to fly.

Open the door and it’s a bar inside! The finished piece, once all the elements were put into place, turned out to be an exceptionally well configured scenario.

Open the drawer -this houses the wine bottles. Oh, did you spot the added detail of the hot pink drawer lip?

Just delivered for the photo shoot.

Beauty shot, setting the mood.

Still back at my studio, prior to delivery.