Here are some older pictures that I posted a while ago. Enjoy!
Wednesday, May 17, 2017
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Sunday, April 2, 2017
This is an oil painting of the Bountiful temple for a friend's wedding. The picture does not do it justice.
This is a piece I did for work but that was finished at home because I liked it so much. It is chalkink on chalk board. It was hanging above our wok bar but we got rid of the wok bar a couple of months ago because of sales.
I liked how this one turned out. The wetness of fur was the hardest part to complete.
This was a study with colored pencils. I chose to use this for my business card.
This is an old one that I did in watercolor while in college. I'm not a fan of watercolor so I did not pursue it. The image is that of the view from the top of Mount Whitney (14500ft) in California looking south.
So here are some of the things I've been doing at home for various projects and people. The last couple of years I have applied to and gotten into the Hogle Zoo art competition. Here are some of those pieces.
I know that I have posted this piece before but that was before I entered it into the art show at the zoo.
It got in to the show and was also put in the traveling art show which started last June and will end this June.
I thought I had a good scan of this one but it turns out that I did not. All I had was this image I took when I visited the Zoo back in February to get pictures of the animals for pieces I'm working on. This one obviously got into the show, but also into the traveling art show. This one also sold within the first 5 minutes of the opening night.
Saturday, April 1, 2017
Here are some random pieces from work.
This one went up in the lobby.
This one is in bulk foods for Honey stix. They are small tubes of flavored honey.
Self explanatory. People still ignore the sign on occasion.
This sign was on our display for the special olympics. The display featured a torch with a small horizontal chalk board that could be raised up the torch as our total donations increased. This sign took about two hours to do. The torch display probably took around ten.
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