Ticket Booth

"Ticket Booth"

artist, Aimee Stratton

work completed August 2009

approx. 9' x 7'

This trompe d'oeil ticket office graces the foyer of a home theater room. It's a fantastically fun and unexpected way to welcome family and friends in for a movie!

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Velvety red curtains surround the shadow of a ticket-taker behind tinted glass.

Detail of the window and ticket counter.

A theater this awesome should also have a great name!

Painted red velvet ropes lead visitors to the theater's entry on either side of the ticket counter.

Monkeys!

" Monkeys"

artists, Aimee and Ashley

work completed June 2009

These three trees and five playful monkey's were painted around two little boys' shared bathroom, and were painted to match the Circo Monkey Bath Collection from Target. Each monkey varies slightly in size to better fit its loccation. The trees are 7-9' tall and the monkeys are generally around 18" tall. The monkey's are found:

#1-hanging from a banana tree painted on a large, previously blank wall

#2-Hanging sideways above the bath/shower stall from some vines

#3-Leaning against another tree "shading" itself with a leaf

#4-Crouching on top of the towel ring by the sink

#5-Hanging from his tail above the comode

We came back for painting day 2 and added some more trees and vines to complete the look. Check out some more details below:

Business Logo

"Business Logo"

artist, Aimee Stratton

May 2004

Fully move into your office. Put your logo on the wall.

Spiderman

"Spiderman"

artists, Aimee and Ashley

November 2008

Oh what a feelin'.....when your hanging from the ceilin'! This little boy's room in now full of fun with his favorite superhero suspended from the ceiling. Spidey also left the little boy's name, "Chase", written in a web in the other corner of the wall. See below for more pictures!

The Jungle

"The Jungle"

artist, Aimee Stratton

November 2005

canvas, approx 1.5' X 4'

This painting was "made to match" the Jungle Bath Collection from Target. After the owner decorated her children's bathroom with this collection, she had an open wall that needed something. She did not want to mural the entire wall, so we painted this scene on a long narrow canvas to match the rest of the room. See more details below.