Just Horsing Around–what do you do on a sick day?

Turn it into a time to Create!

It was just a regular day getting ready for work...right? Wrong! I woke up and I knew right away that I was not going to make it. Not only that, but it was a horribly foggy day outside!

So after some much needed sleep and a warm cup of chicken noodle soup...I felt like I needed to be productive. I sat up in my nice comfy bed, propped up the pillows and grabbed my iPad!

I have this cool app called Procreate. I opened it up and started to play! "Friesian 1" is the result!

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Real-estate Rendering

Recently I was commissioned to paint a real-estate rendering. My friend who is a realtor asked me to paint an aerial view of the backyard of one of her listings. The painting was a gift to the seller's so they could remember their lovely home and the cherished memories made there. It was a fun project. One that brought joy to the recipients. This is why I enjoy commissions so much.

Pet Portraits - commissioned work

A pencil drawing of a beautiful Rottweiler. This piece was commissioned by the client as a Birthday gift. This second drawing was also commissioned by the same client for the same purpose. Love the expressions on the two of these sweet pups!

Up on the Wall - Murals

Last year I was commissioned to paint a few murals. This was a wonderful experience for me! I was given little direction which allowed me to use my creative ideas to produce some unique pieces of art. The first was a scene from the beaches of the Pacific. The homeowner wanted to surprise his wife who grew up living on the coast. They were remodeling their bathroom and a wall mural was just the thing to complete the project! This is a view of the finished art Close up of some of the tree detail The second mural was for a family relative. Also a bathroom remodel. They ride horses in the foothills of central California, so this project was something I knew they would enjoy. Foothill path and trees, positioned above the bath Both pieces of art were painted using acrylics.

Art by JMTanner

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