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Grey Whale & Baby - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95The Grey whale is a Baleen whale that feeds on small crustaceans on the bottom of the sea. He has 2 blowholes which create a unique V-shaped “blow”. Each October the Grey whales make a most amazing annual migration of 7000 miles one way from his feeding grounds in the Bering Straight to the tropical seas of Mexico where the females give birth. I have seen Grey whales in the famous Scammons Lagoon in Baja where they came right up to our small Mexican“ponga” boat and we could actually touch them. It is in this warm water lagoon where the mother’s give birth. I have portrayed my grey whale with a newborn calf close beside her.
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Lighthouse - Sandy Hook - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse - Sandy Hook - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Medium Chickadee Mural
$400.00This is a custom, signed by me, mural back-splash.
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Koi Fish - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This pair of bright Koi Fish seem to glow in the deep green color water. The Japanese character is a symbol for Prosperity as the Koi Fish with their golden coloring is a symbol for wealth in Japan and other Asian countries.
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Poppies - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95The snow capped mountains, the intense blue skyline, the overriding tan and sandy desert tones and then there is a hill of bright green from the Spring rains. The annual show of desert wildflowers cover the landscape. These red poppies are moving faintly in the warm spring winds.
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Sea Lions - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Sea Lions - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Lighthouse Point Arena - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse Point Arena - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Black & White Cat - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95I call this my “Van Gough” Tuxedo Cat because the iris flowers in the background remind me of one of Van Gough’s famous paintings. Such a cute face – it’s hard to believe they really do look like that!
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Mountain Lake - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Mountain Lake - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Cocker Spaniel Dog -Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95A golden Cocker Spaniel doggie is hoping you will take him home. I can paint other color versions of this same dog, just contact me.
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Ladybug - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95I just think that Lady bugs are the cutest little bug there is – nothing icky at all about them and I love their beautiful “shell” color. They are like a little red jewel twinkling in the garden and besides that they eat aphids and bad buggies that hurt the plants! My sweet little lady bug tile has a beautiful red color too!
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Rooster Head - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95I was looking through an antique, 19th century German art book of Black and White lithographs of various subject matters and objects that an artist might use in his endeavors. I came across this Rooster head image. We had a mean ornery rooster in our back yard for me to check out the colors and textures of his bright red waddle and golden eyes and feather colors.
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Angel - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Standing on a light pink cloud this Celestial Being spreads her delicate angel wings in a graceful pose. The golden half- moon and stars twinkling in the deep blue sky add a touch of wonder and “other worldliness” to this sweet design.
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Alaskan Glacier
$45.95This is the famous Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska but it could be anywhere in the world with its striking colors and natural feel.
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Sea Otter and Pup - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Now I have first- hand experience with these guys! Along the California coast near Monterey I was able to put in my kayak and paddle amongst the kelp beds and saw several pods of sea otters floating atop the water. Some of them even had little pups on top of their stomachs as they floated on their backs in the water. They like to entangle themselves in the kelp beds to help anchor them. I saw and heard one of them using a rock to hit a mussel in order to open and eat it. They are considered an endangered species and have a very limited habitat.
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