Recently

Ok - I am going to try one more time to find some recent works...here goes. These are some christmas windows we did for Crown Jewelry in downtown (if you could call it downtown) Altus Oklahoma. They have been changed to Valentines since then. I swear, they have the coolest looking windows in town. I must be the only active public artist here. Oh..I know -the towns peoples' minds have been taken over by aliens selling vinyl decals to them...and now everybody is a ZOMBIE for it.

Recently...

I will make another installment here and then will rest a bit. There are several paint jobs we have done... When I was a kid in Mississippi, I had a round head and freckles. I am the guy with the round head...and my brother Terry is the outlaw. PhotoTaken @ 1965

I went out again today, and -- I don't know about the people in this town we are in right now...so work is very sluggish, not coming in like I am used to. I look forward to going out of here...let me see if I can find some more pictures to tell you about...This is Altus Printing here in town. They wanted us to do just 'some' upgrades, like finish a large wall sign that they had...but we offered them the whole building to be re-done...all the way down to repainting the bricks and then re-installing (painting) the mortar back in between them... I get a big rush changing the color of brick as you may see in some of these pictures. In this picture, we are almost finished completing the large wall sign for them. This project really made a big difference when you viewed the building from the street.... You can see the changed -remastered- brick on the bottom towards the front, and then up above you can see the brick that has yet to be done...this is a good shot of 'before and after'......On the other side of this medium sized one story building, there was an old faded and ragged out sign that, instead of restoring what was there, we had a large supply of high quality paneling that had been thrown away. We used the colors of our theme to build an abstract work of geometric patterns. You can see this picture up above about four pictures back.