Mural at Richmond International Airport

The completed mural at Richmond International Airport. It's on the American Airlines side. 

 

In Progress mural at Richmond International Airport

 Day3

In Progress mural at Richmond International Airport

 Day 2

In Progress mural at Richmond International Airport

 Day 1

Coalescence Coffee Company

I just finished painting the sign for Coalescence Coffee Company. They're based in Norfolk but have just opened a shop in Richmond. I have to go back and fix the 'L' and the 'E'. There's a dip in the wall and from the ground it appears to bend down. 

 

Under The Sea Mural for St. Mary's Hospital

 Lining everything up

The completed mural with yours truly.

Closeups of some of the sea life. 

Tree of Life Mural for St. Mary's Hospital Part 2 of 2

HERE IS THE FINAL PIECE OF art with both layers together. To the right is a tree that, no matter how I photographed it appeared white, but it's a dull brownish gray. For some reason the light kind of makes it stick out in the photographs like a sore thumb. 
 

St. Mary's Hospital Tree of Life Mural Part 1 of 2

 HERE ARE A FEW W.I.P. PHOTOS of the Tree of Life Mural I recently completed for St. Mary's Hospital for their Pediatric Sleep Study Center. The mural is approximately 10'x14' and was broken into 2 sections and painted on canvas rolls. I had to employ the youngest Price child for help. The final piece was meshed together to create one large mural. 

Under The Sea Mural for St. Mary's Hospital

 

WORK IN PROGRESS PICS OF THE Under The Sea mural for St. Mary's Pediatric Sleep Study Center. Just like the Tree of Life mural, this one is in 2 sections, but this one is slightly smaller (by 2'). The top canvas roll is 6' tall by 12' and the second roll is 4' tall by 12'. The biggest problem I had with this one was lining everything up when the murals came together. 

Mural at The Painted Tree

 WHEN I HAD A BOOTH AT the Painted Tree location in Glen Allen, I painted this wall mural as a display to show potential customers what I was capable of doing, in case they were interested in getting something for themselves. I had a security camera at the booth and from time to time I'd pull up the daily feed and it wasn't uncommon to watch a person look over at the mural and then stop by to check out my booth. Even if people didn't buy from me, it definitely caught their attention. 

When I moved out of the space, a new vendor moved in and thought, you know what I should do with this mural? Cover it up. 

And by 'cover it up' I don't mean they painted over it. They slid a table in front of it and with some baseball card decorations because...why not?

Mural for St. Mary's Hospital at Bon Secours