a few additional close ups...

all hand painted, only way to handle it

turn the corner, head north to south...

walking tour, left to right, east to west....

finished this addition to the walldog project last month
Japantown Memories

client posed a challenge...
paint the mural, you

make the horse stall look like a wine cellar,
and disregard the large square doors

... and maybe faster than us.

well, if it isn't the penn state man.

Sherman-williams, benjamin moore, they both got sumpin

Mark it.

Don't?

Who said 'don't'?

who says 'don't'?!

why, it's the Dead Man!

really dig the lettering,
especially the consistently smaller o's

aho

Thanks, Twill.

All yer jawwin has caused me to bookmark that page.

Aho.

why?

why would you try to stick vinyl letters to any wall?

isn't that graffiti?

Like a little music in your glass shop, Blake?

Music? music, sure, sure,
good for the etchin'.

More feeling!

Play that piano, you!

that blake fella sure can weed...

yeah, broke the mold after him.


be real handy to have an 8' x 12' table for a project of that particular size,
but I don't know

I know all about it!

kind of reminds me of a local banquet...

hey, you shouldn't say that...

the real tha-hang!

excellent gold and chip work, Jerry.

and we know the pictures do the real thing little justice.
next time I'm up in the northwest, where my brothers eat raw meat,
I'd liked to see that in person.

very nice.

dang you, Patrick,
lookin good up in that cold wasteland...

what did you do in the letters,
explain yourself, man

dang you, Patrick,
lookin good up in that cold wasteland...

what did you do in the letters,
explain yourself, man

thanks again, boys. I don't understand who you mean when you say Mr. Segale. That's not me, its either Tony, Sal, or Sally, sometimes Seegar. I forgot, the clipper ship was also painted with transparent screen inks, and the sails backed with 12K, the hull backed with copper. I did take step by step ...

thanks again, boys. I don't understand who you mean when you say Mr. Segale. That's not me, its either Tony, Sal, or Sally, sometimes Seegar. I forgot, the clipper ship was also painted with transparent screen inks, and the sails backed with 12K, the hull backed with copper. I did take step by step ...

thanks for all your compliments. Here's the secret details... First, I decided a while back, it takes too much room that I don't have, and too much time to build a sandblast booth, chip booth, etc. Especially when one has a friend that lives close enough for my gimpy little projects, one Mr. Larry W...

thanks for all your compliments. Here's the secret details... First, I decided a while back, it takes too much room that I don't have, and too much time to build a sandblast booth, chip booth, etc. Especially when one has a friend that lives close enough for my gimpy little projects, one Mr. Larry W...

where can I purchase a SmithTable?
Is there a deal, getting a SmithTable with a SmithTip?
Is the table height perfect for a five year old?

finished a piece today, thought I'd post

finished a piece today, thought I'd post

Jay and Bill,

thanks for posting every image...
the continued education is appreciated.

English signwriters' have been sneakin up on us for years.
Boy, that sure looks civilized.

Excellent craftsmanship.
You scrawny little bloke, where you puttin it all?

Take it easy, Larry,
take it easy!

Build your way,
build your way....

billy's on the dark side of the moon now...

never know where's he's gonna pop out

I wonder why you get that rumblin’ sound in your stomach anyway whenever your hungry, jesus, I wonder what that’s about, some kinda, the liquids in there just kinda got nothin’ to hold them down, or somethin’ ya figure? Crikey, I sure could go for somethin’, I know we can’t stop now.