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.
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- The dressers.
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- Why leave the back panel unfinished like most do? Primed, Aluminium Tremclad™ and spray paint.
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- Double wide dresser-rear. Why leave the back panel unfinished like most do? Primed, Aluminium Tremclad™ and spray paint.
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- Double wide dresser, beautiful hardware.
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
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- March 2012 issue of Chatelaine Magazine.
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- March 2012 issue of Chatelaine Magazine, page 74.
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- Article details.
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- Armoire paint job commissioned for a Chatelaine Magazine photoshoot, published in the March 2012 issue. Spray paint with a touch of paint marker.
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- Key detail.
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- 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.
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- 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.
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- Open the drawer -this houses the wine bottles. Oh, did you spot the added detail of the hot pink drawer lip?
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- Just delivered for the photo shoot.
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- Beauty shot, setting the mood.
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- Still back at my studio, prior to delivery.
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