Dolphin Street Surf Revisited

The Dolphin Street Surf Shop has had a little work done on it.  

New paint, sign and lights.

New inventory of classic long boards in the windows.  

The facade is set into a deep frame and is 1/72 scale this time.  

The frame measure 4" x 6".  

Laser cut paper and wood except for the lights.   

Available 

Orange, Provence

 

I liked this museum gate in Provence.

8" x 10" acrylic on masonite

and

3/8" scale miniature in progress

and as finished.

The painting is in a private collection.

The miniature is available

WOE'S TAVERN

This little building was inspired by the Simpson's TV show and seemed a natural subject to continue my little footprint buildings.  It fits in a 5" x 7" frame and is scaled to match HO model trains.  I have 24 kits of this building I'd like to offer for sale.  They're waiting for instruction sheets to be made. It's all laser cut card, papers, acetate, except for the water meter and smoke stack on the roof.

Available

 

DOLPHIN STREET SURF

 Dolphin Street Surf Shop is a fantasy piece based on memories of Oak Street Surf in Laguna and the surfboards of my youth.  The mural pays homage to Bill Ogden.  The front windows light up via a switch in the base.   It is HO model railroad scale and measures 5" x 7".Made with laser cut materials.

Available

PLACES I'VE NEVER BEEN

 

Custom set of coasters and swizzles using vintage matchbook art.

Wood and plexiglas.

DANCING ROBOTS

 

These were made as a wedding present to the young lady who created the Dancing Robot font. They're Bride and Groom initials and are about 8" tall and .75" deep. Laser cut layers painted and aged.