312 Main Street ~ Placerville, California
Custom, hand painted window sign for the hot new salon nestled within the historic Cary House in Old Hangtown featuring brushed gloss enamels and hand-applied gold leaf.
This hand painted sign features hand made lettering and typeset Olde English with rose borders and gold leaf accents all painted directly on the glass backside, in reverse order, of course. Its colors are set off by a black velvet backing with a special treatment of the back of the frame, as well, featuring some witchy upholstering and a custom street-inspired stencil. You’ll have to visit the Halo at 434 Main Street, Placerville, if you want to see that part.
This 12’ x 12’ trompe l'oeil mural depicting the famous red cellar doors at the TooGood estate gives the illusion of three-dimensional space on a flat surface. Location, 304 Main Street, Placerville, California.
I painted a rainbow of wildflowers in this mural at 7510 Green Valley Road in Placerville, California.
Commissioned by the Blackwell family and the City of Placerville in 2003, this mural celebrates the legendary Hangtown icon Jon "Snowshoe" Thompson, who heroically carried mail, medicine, and supplies between Sacramento,California and Genoa, Nevada on his famous handmade ten foot long skies.
537 Main Street ~ Placerville, California
Custom lettering for my friend, Jaime VI, and his shop.
This traveling billboard can be seen speeding from one job to another all over ElDorado County. Designed for my friend, Matt, this Nissan NV Cargo Van includes custom lettering and graphics applied both in enamel and vinyl.
Full length interior mural at Thompson’s Auto Center in Placerville, California depicting the history and landmarks of the Rubicon Trail located in the California High Sierra.
Illuminated sign alongside Hwy 50 in Placerville, California. It features old time lettering, gold scrollwork, and the namesake Jack Russell logo.
248 Main Street ~ Placerville, California
Mural type application painted in 1997 for the greatest little nightclub ever. Sadly, the mural (and the bar) lasted only a few years before being painted over.