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| My most recent mural is in the cafeteria of a local school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. I have the before photo and two after shots. The mural really brightened the room. Hopefully this art will inspire young people to eat healthy! |    |
| This is an outdoor mural on a potting shed. It hides an odd panel of wood and creates an attention-grabbing frame of leaves for a Greenman plaque from Ireland. |
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| This a mural of a jungle scene done in a baby boy's room. The animals are cute and friendly. |   |
These little fairies were added to large flowers that had already been painted on the wall.
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| These jungle friends are in the bathroom of a daycare. |   |
Here is the hallway of the same daycare. The owner wanted something brighter, more cheerful and inviting to the kids. |
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| This circus is on a huge wall of a daycare gym/playroom. All the walls are white, so the room needed some color and excitement. |
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| This is also a daycare bathroom done in a different style than the first one. These happy animals greet the kids when they come in! |    |
| This beach scene is in a classroom of a daycare. |  |
| This the bathroom by the classroom with the beach scene. The kids get to swim with the sea creatures when they wash their hands! |    |
| This mural is on the top portion of a bedroom wall. (5'x11') It is a bright little fairy land with a castle in the distance, and flowers in a garden acting as the bottom border. |      |
| This is a portion of the mural that started it all. It was originally supposed to be clouds on the ceiling, but quickly turned into an impressionistic landscape. Through word of mouth, I received requests for other murals. |  |
| Here is another bathroom mural. The room has tiles on the bottom half, and countryside on the top. The tree even "grows" up across the ceiling. |   |
| This wall is done in a basement playroom. Because the customer could not decide what she wanted painted, I created a grid and painted lots of different scenes. Between my mini-murals are photos of her grandchildren, and cork boards where the kids could hang their art too. |    |
| This project started out with the idea of hiding support columns on a side wall. It was decided that drawing attention away from that wall was a better solution, so we started discussing what they wanted to see on the wall. The customers loved gardening and wanted flowers that they grow in their garden. So I painted a garden growing right out of the floorboards. I added some accents around doors with climbing clematis and butterflies and moths. |    |
I did several painting projects in this home. Two projects are shown here. An extra bedroom was transformed into a tropical island getaway. The second is a floral swag that sits above the customer's bed.
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Last Updated 7/20/16 |
Cindi Weyer Hiawatha, IA |
