These are some of the signs Ive done for work over the last month or so.

 This one is pretty self explanatory. It stands upstairs to keep people from crossing the bridge.

 This one is panel one of seven for the Meat department.

And this one is for the north entry events board. I wont put it up until next spring.

These two are for the Bakery department.

 Verlasso Salmon and

Alaskan King Crab signs for the Seafood department that I have done over the past month.

I did these for our salad bar at work. It is a little different from what I usually do while incorporating my realistic style. Customers really like them.

This was done for a coworker of mine. Her husband really likes Lions. I used Prismacolor and Caran d'Ache Luminance colored pencils. I tried a new technique with this piece and it turned out great. I wish I had a better picture for you guys. The vividness is just not showing up in the picture.

Did this one for the front entry way. It measures 45"x60". Not a small piece. You notice that I left the name off just in case the chef leaves. We have had four in the past 10 months.

I did this for my wife for Mother's Day. It is our son sticking his tongue out.

She really enjoyed it. I tried to get a better picture but this was the best one.

I finally finished it. I'm really happy how it turned out.

 A lot of you have asked how I did this piece so I thought I would show you in pictures.

 This is the pencil drawing.

 First layer of chalk ink: snow and the log.

 Second layer of chalk ink: snow detail.

 More chalk ink: the logs and sticks in the background.

 First layer of chalk ink on the fox.

 More chalk ink and detail.

The finished chalk ink fox with all the detail. I then sprayed it with clear spray paint to seal it in. Still no oil added. 

The final piece with oils. I let the spray paint set for two weeks before I started painting the oils on top. All the highlights and fine detail the fox are oils. The dried grass, sticks, and additional snow detail is all snow as well. 

This one was done for a chocolate fondue display at work around Valentines Day. I like using the white on just the plain background. It feels like a scratch board. Our store won first place for the display that this was part of.

  

I know I posted the single monkey and the parrot before but all four of these are part of the artisan chocolate display that i put up at my store. Definitely one of the best setups I have done at Harmons. 

It is finished! No cracks or anything. I am so glad I got it to work. I always expect the first time to be difficult and this was. All the kinks have been worked out and I have more ideas on the list for this method.

I worked really hard on this piece over the last few months. It combines chalkink with oils. I was doing it to turn into the Hogle zoo art competition this year. However when I went to grab it this morning to do one last check it had started to crack and peel. It is the best painting I've ever done.

I'm hoping it is fixable. We will see.