Wreath Window is a detail from the Waco Water Works building part of the “Sights Around Waco” series. The Waco Water Works now sits derelict and neglected, but it was once a fine dining establishment and then a gentlemen’s club. This fine example of architecture sits facing the Brazos river in Waco, Texas.
“Sights Around Waco” is a series of small burns on Strathmore Bristol Board, 3”x5” and 5”x7”, in white frames 1” deep. Each is an image from the delightful architecture found only in Waco, Texas.
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A cement pillar outside the Waco Water Works building. The Waco Water Works now sits derelict and neglected, but it was once a fine dining establishment and then a gentlemen’s club. This fine example of architecture sits facing the Brazos river in Waco, Texas.
“Sights Around Waco” is a series of small burns on Strathmore Bristol Board, 3”x5” and 5”x7”, in white frames 1” deep. Each is an image from the delightful architecture found only in Waco, Texas.
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This Cupola sits on top of the Dr. Pepper Museum in Waco.
“Sights Around Waco” is a series of small burns on Strathmore Bristol Board, 3”x5” and 5”x7”, in white frames 1” deep. Each is an image from the delightful architecture found only in Waco, Texas.
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The McLennan County Courthouse is the center piece of Waco’s downtown area. In true Southern Belle style she sits with her skirt of Pecan and Oak trees overlooking the Brazos river.
“Sights Around Waco” is a series of small burns on Strathmore Bristol Board, 3”x5” and 5”x7”, in white frames 1” deep. Each is an image from the delightful architecture found only in Waco, Texas.
“Beware of Dragons for thou art crunchy and good with ketchup.” Sir Dewain
I woke up one morning and this was staring in my window! Once I stopped freaking out I realized he only wanted directions to the nearest castle where he intended to carry off the fair princess. It seems her wicked Uncle is taking over the kingdom and the dragon who’s name is Connor, wants to get all the knights of the kingdom aroused, and kidnapping the princess seems to be the only way he can get their attention.
This excellent close up focusing on the eye brings out all the great detail of the bumps, curves, and shadows. It has a solid black burned edge to dramatically frame the dragon’s eye.
Hand burned on a 12 x 9 inch piece of birch board, sealed with two coats of hand rubbed Tung oil, has a hook on the back for easy hanging and is autographed on the back as well.
