Fireman, 10 x 8, oil on board

I had extra fun with this Trompe L’oeil. This vintage card depicts Fireman Damper Downe. It’s from an Old Maid deck.

Looks like he has gotten a little close to the fire yet his bunker gear remains nice, bright and clean.

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I love these vintage boxes of ‘School Crayons’. I wish I could find more of them.

Felix the Cat sings along as a young boy plays the pipe organ. The box has seen better days but the cat keeps singing.

This trompe l’oeil of colorful pencils is on its way to Winfield Gallery in Carmel – by – the Sea, CA

Oooo, I was featured on Artisaday site a few days ago. (And,no, I don’t live in Las Cruces)
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This trompe l’oeil painting was inspired by a card from a vintage Old Maid game.  A few bullet holes were added to create authenticity.

Yippee Ki Yay!

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This trompe l’oeil painting continues my Food Service themed Vintage Cards. This was inspired by a card from a vintage Old Maid game. And why is it that cooks always have such spotless aprons? Not in my world!

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Kitchen Maid, 10 x 8, oil on board

This Trompe L’oeil was inspired by a card in the 1938 game, Who is the Thief . I wonder who she is calling. http://khendersonart.blogspot.com/

This trompe l’oeil painting was inspired by a card from a vintage Old Maid game. I thought a coffee stain would enhanced the Waitress theme.

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Welcome to my New Series of paintings. These are small, fun trompe l’oeil oil paintings of  cards from vintage games.

My first offering is The Dentist from the 1938 game ‘Who is the Thief’.

Note: No vintage card was harmed in the making of this painting. I scan my cards and print them on card stock. I them take the print and rip, smudge, stomp and tape to give them the Character that I want.

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Who can resist a cat that can tell the future? I really like these vintage fortune telling cards because they look like they were hand painted.

The Black Cat is against a green background, winking as though he holds all your secrets in his hand.

The transparent tape keeps the box together

I’m pleased to announce that this painting is available at my newest gallery Huckleberry Fine Art in  Rockville, Maryland 20852

I love vintage tin wind-up toys and this little Hopping Crow is one of my favorites.The painting is from my continuing series ‘Toys in a Box’