Thursday, October 31, 2013
Hand-Painted Owl Runner
Here is a section of a custom-designed runner I painted for a client who sells Origami Owl Jewelry. She uses it to display her products at jewelry parties.
Mural of a Mill Pond Scene in Centerport
I painted this 42" x 5' 6" mural from my client's photograph of a beautiful section of Mill Pond in Centerport, NY. It was painted on the wall in his Syosset store called Long Island Window Treatments. This mural will be part of a window treatment display.
Persian-Inspired Design and Faux Finish
I combined two Persian designs to create this design that I painted in the four corners of the tray ceiling. This design compliments the paisley motif the interior designer chose for the custom-made coverlet in this master bedroom. The faux finish I created resembles Venetian plaster.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Homes in Tuscany
This is a 2 foot by 3 foot mural I painted this summer inside an existing window frame in a newly renovated bathroom. The scene was painted from a photograph of a gorgeous area in Italy.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Bluff Scene of a Whole-Room Mural
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Stissing Lake Marshland Painting
This marshland painting, which is 2 feet x 4 feet wide, features a beautiful area near Rhinebeck, NY. By painting this canvas, I wanted to capture the natural beauty and the tranquil quality of this magnificent place.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Our Stone Garden Shed
This is the first painting I've done of our stone shed with my lush cottage garden in the foreground. I love this scene because it shows how all my flowers are vying for a taste of the sun. My husband, Tom, built this beautiful 10'x10' solid stone shed with a working fireplace and a basement for the garden tools. He used all found materials and side of the road windows. He even hand-split the cedar wood shingles for the roof.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Natural Style Chinoiserie in a Foyer
I designed this accent wall in the foyer of a lovely Rocky Point house to reflect the owner's love of nature and colors that are found throughout her home.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Portrait of an Afghan Hound
I will soon have a new category on my website called Pet Portraits featuring some of the custom canvases of dogs and horses I am painting for clients. I love painting animals and capturing their personalities on canvas. The expression in their eyes are so important. I am happy to work from photographs taken by my customers but, I am also willing to photograph the pets myself if they are located on Long Island. While working from these photos, I can alter the background or create a new setting for the portrait if one is needed. This portrait of an Afghan hound was painted from a photo taken of the dog next to the coast of the Long Island Sound which is just a block away from where the pet owner lives. It was painted on a 22"x 24" canvas so it could be hung above the living room mantle.
Rocky Point Seaside Mural
These two scenes are part of a whole-room mural in a master bathroom in a Rocky Point house. This mural captures some of the beautiful coastal scenery of this quaint coastal village. The homeowner wanted a mural that would cheer her in the winter when everything outside is cold and dormant.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
A Blooming Cherry Tree for a Girl's Room
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Butterflies, Flowers and a Fairy for a Girl's Room
This photo shows one corner of the little girl's room. On the wall next to her bed are more butterflies hovering over tall flowers.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Monday, October 4, 2010
Faux Finish in a Bathroom
In this bathroom is an example of a more textured looking faux finish which picks up a rich color found in some of the tiles. My faux finishes hold up very well in bathrooms and are a great alternative to wallpaper.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Dog Portrait
I really enjoy painting pet portraits which I do on canvas. This dog portrait is on an 18" x 24" canvas.
Segment of a Whole-Room Beach Mural
This is a segment of a whole-room beach mural I painted in a Long Island pediatrician's office. I took artistic license by combining characters of fantasy with people and activities I drew from reality.
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