Bring color to tight spaces. This mural graces a narrow hallway. Colors and design were chosen to match the current décor.

This new home owner needed an affordable art piece to fill a difficult space. The architecture was high and narrow. Their new home had a Tuscan feel, so we gravitated to the hills and vineyards of Italy.

Recessed ceilings are the perfect place for drama. This client wanted a touch of the sky above the dining room table. Clouds were painted amongst a blue sky and highlighted with a touch of silver.

The House of Bread is a bakery franchise with locations across the western United States. The Franchisor stipulates that each bakery has a signature mural in the dining area. The common denominator in each mural is the wheat fields, both planted and unplanted and a farm house structure. After meeting with Ben Gill, the owner of the bakery, we went with a simplistic folk art style of mural. Ben requested not just a barn, but a farm house as well. It was also important to him to incorporate a large windmill in the forefront of the picture. Since his store is located in Colorado, a mountain range was a natural addition. I painted a smaller prototype to scale so Ben could make adjustments, discuss colors, and become comfortable with direction of the art piece. This particular mural is 5 feet tall and 25 feet wide.

Ben was very pleased with the finished product:   "The mural in our bakery has a real “wow” appeal. Customers love it and barely a day goes by that I don't receive a compliment on it. Cindy was a pleasure to work with and did a great job. I would recommend her to anyone looking for distinctive art.”