Bird Murals

Blue Macaw ceiling (10 feet by 6 feet)

This is one of my favorite ceiling murals that is in a dining room in Naples, Florida.  The blue macaws are sitting on branches just outside a window where a table sits, laden with fruits, a very detailed tablecloth and a bowl of cherries spilled out onto the floor underneath. There are two very large vase/urns on each side of the table that are filled with blue figs highlighted with gold leafing. The rest of the painting is completed with highlights of gold, bronze and silver leafing also to accentuate the fruits which are grapes, peaches, apples and plums. This looks so spectacular just above an all granite 14 ft. long dining table. Wouldn't you just love to dine there?

Sand Hill Cranes and a Golden Crested, African Crane, Bird Mural (6 ft. by 4 ft.)

This is in an art niche in Fort Myers, Florida.  Suzanne, wanted this mural for several years and when she found me, I could provide her finally, with the style and design she was looking for.  Her home has Asian accents and flair to it that compliment this bird mural very well.  She watched me until I was finished and actually cried because she was so happy when I was done.  She said it turned out even more beautiful than she expected.  What a great compliment.

Multi-colored Macaw Majesty Bird Mural (5' x 4')

This painting was created for a couple out of Bonita Springs, Florida. They were in their late 70's and lived in the same, very large, beautiful, but all white condo for 20 years and were ready for a change. I worked with them to design this colorful version of a tropical scene with them and when I brought it to their house, set it up on the wall, in the all white dining room; it just changed the entire room! They love it and said, “What will our kids and grand kids think now!”

Large White Egret Bird Mural (9' x 5')

Another lily pond scene that is 9 feet wide painted on canvas and ready for purchasing as is. The muted colors used in this makes it possible to match any décor. Simple, but elegant, this has great reflected light in the water of the pond with white and pink lilies blooming along with a subtle sunset.  The white egrets are painted with being able to see the feathers in great detail. Bird murals are so varied.  Tropical birds, wetland birds, White birds, grey birds, blue birds, red birds, storks, sand hill cranes, egrets, herons, pelicans, spoonbills, sandpipers, sea gulls, ospreys and eagles all look good in a painting or mural.  They add life to an otherwise empty looking sky or a placed in or by a body of water in a mural.  The mountains out west have great raptors all around that I have seen including the Grand Canyon where Condors are protected.  Their wingspan is almost 7 feet wide and I was fortunate enough to watch a young park ranger tracking one that was tagged with a sensor, as it flew overhead on the west side of the Canyon.  Pennsylvania has a bald eagle park I have been to, where they return each year and the skies are full of them and a site to see.  Cap Foley from Indiana, my now deceased father in law, fed birds daily and they used to come and land on his shoulders and hands while he would place more birdseed in their feeders in the winter.  My mom has written a children’s book about the Muscovy ducks we see each day here in Florida, giving them character names and wonderful personalities who tell life lessons to children.   Bird’s rock!

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