Salmon on the Rocks
This is another small mural from my Shop page. It’s going to go into a kitchen backsplash.
Tiny Mt. Rainier
Not all the jobs I do are big and impressive. Here’s one that’s about as small as it gets. But nice.
Dogs at the Beach
This shower features the clients’ three dogs on the beach at their cabin on Priest Lake, Idaho. Not all the dogs were alive at the same time, but they are here! This was all done with china paint on commercial tile, from photos they provided.
Flowering Cherry Tree
Here’s a new one. It’s a flowering cherry tree in a Japanese sume brush style. It’s done on 12” x 24” porcelain tiles for one wall of a shower. The yardstick indicates where the tile setter will trim the tiles to fit the space. I never trim the tiles ahead of time because whenever I have done that, they have never fit right.
Heron Spa
I’ve done this Heron & Friends design many times, usually for either a kitchen backsplash or the back wall of a shower enclosure. Here it’s little bigger than I normally make it and installed in a spa or sauna.
Rooster tiles
These three tiles are based on tiles the clients saw in Portugal.
Forster Mansion
Here's a 4' x 2' tile piece I sent off last week. It went to San Juan Capistrano, California. It will go next to the entrance to a new memory care facility. SJC has an ordinance that specifies that any new commercial building has to have some reference to the history fo the town.
Northwest Seafood
This is another small kitchen backsplash mural from the Shop page that just went home. The only addition form the stock image was that they wanted me to add a particular name to the vinegar bottle.
Wine & Cheese
This little backsplash mural just went home. It’s one of the images on my Shop page, so you could order one just like it. It’s a bit different style for me than what I usually do, but I’ll do any style anybody wants.
Small forest scene
This little piece will be going into the back wall of a very small shower. It’s only 29” wide. It’s not painted all the way out to the edges of the tile because it will be trimmed to fit in a niche of field tile.