Here are some shots of a carousel I painted in 2004.   95% of the work was done free-hand... some of the scroll work and graphics I cut on a vinyl plotter.  It's my custom to sign my work, hidden in the artwork itself, as seen in the last picture.
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Remington	Winter	Bob	Peggie
Mel	Sir Knight	Francis	Elsie
Summer	Christmas	Autumn	Sprite
Robin	Spring	Lucifer	Buck
Weenie	O'Mally	Circus	Shebang
	Scenery Panel	"Doc"

Below are horses off an antique carousel I painted in the Spring of 2005.  This was the second time I painted these same horses...the first time was in the late 80s. After almost 20 years, they were sanded and primed, as seen in the bottom row.  They were then ready for a new look.
Lavender	Captain	Candy	Valentine
Christopher	Goldie	Banner	Margaret
Calypso	Tulip	Mel	Midnight

This is "Eagle", whom I painted for a private collector. (He wasn't quite finished when this shot was taken).

Scenery panels off a kiddie ride I painted Spring of '05

The "Fear Factory" funhouse.  I think the part I enjoyed most on this was putting the dozens of hidden faces in the "stucco". Other details include the faces of friends and co-workers (including the artist) and, for all the Disney fans, a "hidden Mickey" - which is found in a lot of my work.

		The reflective paint on the eyes made for a nice effect.	My signature

Some more of my handiwork

Here're some of the floats and vehicles
we built for the daily parades at
Six Flags New England and
Six Flags Great Escape,
Spring of 2006

 

In the Spring of 2007 Mirage Entertainment hired me to turn this dive shack into a pirate ship for an Indiana amusement park.  With the help of my friends Phil and Dan, we did this one and another at Great Escape in NY.  It wasn't easy, but we did it in about a month.

Another funhouse.  May 2008

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