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16’x40’ on cinder block
Fight The Blight
“Fight The Blight” is a hand painted mural created in 2017 as an initial public art project to revitalize the small, rural, town of New Philadelphia, Ohio.
The direct yet beautifully executed message has empowered downtown building owners to take pride in the look of their buildings and a flourishing arts district has since emerged.
The direct yet beautifully executed message has empowered downtown building owners to take pride in the look of their buildings and a flourishing arts district has since emerged.
16’x40’ on cinder block
Fight The Blight
“Fight The Blight” is a hand painted mural created in 2017 as an initial public art project to revitalize the small, rural, town of New Philadelphia, Ohio.
The direct yet beautifully executed message has empowered downtown building owners to take pride in the look of their buildings and a flourishing arts district has since emerged.
The direct yet beautifully executed message has empowered downtown building owners to take pride in the look of their buildings and a flourishing arts district has since emerged.
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8’x51’ on aluminum panels
Zeisberger
This historical mural features David Zeisberger, a Moravian preacher and peacemaker who settled a community called Schoenbrunn with the Delaware and Leni Lenape Indian tribes in the late 1700’s.
The Zeisberger mural was painted on aluminum panels behind my studio then disassembled and installed on site at the top of the two story building in downtown New Philadelphia.
I create two pieces of artwork when making a mural. The first is a scale painting derived from research and concept sketches. The second is the final mural on the wall. All artwork is created by hand, I only use computers when a fair amount of text is involved.
The Zeisberger mural was painted on aluminum panels behind my studio then disassembled and installed on site at the top of the two story building in downtown New Philadelphia.
I create two pieces of artwork when making a mural. The first is a scale painting derived from research and concept sketches. The second is the final mural on the wall. All artwork is created by hand, I only use computers when a fair amount of text is involved.
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8’x51’ on aluminum panels
Zeisberger
This historical mural features David Zeisberger, a Moravian preacher and peacemaker who settled a community called Schoenbrunn with the Delaware and Leni Lenape Indian tribes in the late 1700’s.
The Zeisberger mural was painted on aluminum panels behind my studio then disassembled and installed on site at the top of the two story building in downtown New Philadelphia.
I create two pieces of artwork when making a mural. The first is a scale painting derived from research and concept sketches. The second is the final mural on the wall. All artwork is created by hand, I only use computers when a fair amount of text is involved.
The Zeisberger mural was painted on aluminum panels behind my studio then disassembled and installed on site at the top of the two story building in downtown New Philadelphia.
I create two pieces of artwork when making a mural. The first is a scale painting derived from research and concept sketches. The second is the final mural on the wall. All artwork is created by hand, I only use computers when a fair amount of text is involved.
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8’x51’ on aluminum panels
This Is The Way, Walk In It
“This Is The Way, Walk In It” is a large scale mural at bfearless Boutique in Walnut Creek, Ohio.
The feelings of rolling seas and surf and being called to walk in places that are seemingly not walkable without the hope of the Lord is the inspiration behind this piece.
The feelings of rolling seas and surf and being called to walk in places that are seemingly not walkable without the hope of the Lord is the inspiration behind this piece.
8’x51’ on aluminum panels
This Is The Way, Walk In It
“This Is The Way, Walk In It” is a large scale mural at bfearless Boutique in Walnut Creek, Ohio.
The feelings of rolling seas and surf and being called to walk in places that are seemingly not walkable without the hope of the Lord is the inspiration behind this piece.
The feelings of rolling seas and surf and being called to walk in places that are seemingly not walkable without the hope of the Lord is the inspiration behind this piece.
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One World Restoration
This mural was originally painted by a group called Up With People in the early 1980’s. I had the pleasure of restoring it in 2018.
I stayed true to the original design only adding a bit of compositional interest in the sun rays as well as some pattern work on the clothing.
I stayed true to the original design only adding a bit of compositional interest in the sun rays as well as some pattern work on the clothing.
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One World Restoration
This mural was originally painted by a group called Up With People in the early 1980’s. I had the pleasure of restoring it in 2018.
I stayed true to the original design only adding a bit of compositional interest in the sun rays as well as some pattern work on the clothing.
I stayed true to the original design only adding a bit of compositional interest in the sun rays as well as some pattern work on the clothing.
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12’x24’ on aluminum panel
John Glenn
The John Glenn mural is located at Harry Clever Field in New Philadelphia, Ohio where John Glenn received his initial pilot training and license as part of the Civilian Pilot Training Program in 1941.
Hand painted letters sit atop a yellow, gold and ochre blend to give the feeling of a brass name tag.
Hand painted letters sit atop a yellow, gold and ochre blend to give the feeling of a brass name tag.
12’x24’ on aluminum panel
John Glenn
The John Glenn mural is located at Harry Clever Field in New Philadelphia, Ohio where John Glenn received his initial pilot training and license as part of the Civilian Pilot Training Program in 1941.
Hand painted letters sit atop a yellow, gold and ochre blend to give the feeling of a brass name tag.
Hand painted letters sit atop a yellow, gold and ochre blend to give the feeling of a brass name tag.
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garage door
#alonetogether
This mural was painted in response to the “Going on a Bear Hunt” game that parents played with their children during the lockdown in 2020.
I created a gang of bears for kids to spot while out and about.
I created a gang of bears for kids to spot while out and about.
garage door
#alonetogether
This mural was painted in response to the “Going on a Bear Hunt” game that parents played with their children during the lockdown in 2020.
I created a gang of bears for kids to spot while out and about.
I created a gang of bears for kids to spot while out and about.
6’x8’ on drywall
Millers Creamery
Hand painted logo inside a local ice cream shop.
6’x8’ on drywall
Millers Creamery
Hand painted logo inside a local ice cream shop.
8’x10’ on drywall
Newpoint
Hand painted logo inside a local church.
8’x10’ on drywall
Newpoint
Hand painted logo inside a local church.