Mel and I were cruising local antique shops today and stumbled across these fantastic abstract fish watercolors. These are still so vibrant and are in great condition.
The artist signed these pieces André. We researched him and really didn’t find any info on him.
These pieces are a cool addition to our undersea pieces.
It felt great to be out antiquing today with Mel. It was a much needed break from unpacking. We have some other pieces we found that we will share soon.
As with any approach we take to decorating, we always want to create layers of interest. When I saw this vintage painting system on eBay I knew it would help make our place look like it was right out of that era.
This kit was produced in 1974. The idea is a DIY process to create wall designs that were so popular during the 70’s.
I dig the shirt!
I plan to apply this process to a couple of walls in our home. I will blog about the process and hopefully inspire folks to do it themselves.
Our kit appears to be complete and never used!
Here is all the support literature to help you produce these fantastic images.
The instruction booklet had photos of numerous applications, here are some of those photos…
The next couple of images are used as a reference for color options.
I hope the process is as easy as it looks. If it is, I don’t know if any wall will be safe!
Carlo of Hollywood Fish
Carlo of Hollywood Nudes
Carlo of Hollywood Jungle Cats
Carlo of Hollywood Egyptian
Pink & Gray Lustroware Cookies and Waste
Tickled Pink Mugs
Hepcats Haven 