A single bright yellow sunflower adorns this handmade, hand painted lazy Susan and adds a cheery touch to any tabletop or buffet setting. A functional piece of art, this sunflower lazy Susan is painted in acrylic and oil and is then sealed with a glass-like finish. It is meant to be used and cherished for generations.
Custom orders are welcome and other sizes are available. Please contact me for more information and pricing.
Bright yellow sunflowers adorn this handmade, hand painted lazy Susan and add a cheery touch to any tabletop or buffet setting. A functional piece of art, this sunflower lazy Susan is painted in acrylic and then sealed with a glass-like finish. It is meant to be used and cherished for generations.
Custom orders are welcome and other sizes are available. Please contact me for more information and pricing.
This is my newest functional piece of art: a one of a kind Lazy Susan. Painted in oil and then sealed with a glass-like finish, this original piece is meant to be used and cherished for generations.
Oil on Canvas Panel
6x6 SOLD - Commissions welcome
This painting was inspired by an email inquiry. Someone had seen a painting I did in 2009 and was interested in a print. Alas, I didn't know how to photograph my art correctly at that time--any prints would have a low resolution. Seven years later though, with a DSLR camera, one of my favorite subjects, and (hopefully) and bit of improvement in my painting techniques, this painting was born and I now have a new client in Connecticut. Thank you, Internet!
Here is a second lazy Susan--commissioned by the same client. It was quite a learning experience, but so worth the effort! I know what I'll be doing for Christmas presents this year....
I was recently approached by a client regarding a functional art project. Though I don't consider myself a decorative artist, I have had quite a bit of experience painting produce. Above is the result--a 24-inch Lazy Susan. I see more in my future....
I was looking at some old fruit crates the other day and decided to tackle the painting of wood on a larger scale. Hopefully, I think I did it justice.
Recently, I completed a five-painting commission for the kitchen of a client. These artworks were done on museum-grade panels which require framing. My client was kind enough to photograph the paintings in their new home, complete with their gorgeous wood frames. I'd say the frames were the "icing on the cake."