Trained under the last of the union letterers
I apprenticed for four years under a union sign painter who had been laying out gold leaf since before vinyl plotters existed. When his shop closed, I kept the brushes, the swordstripers, and the habit of laying everything out in chalk first.
Most of what fills a week now is window lettering and truck doors, but the mural work is what the gallery leads with, because it is the closest thing to what drew me to a brush in the first place.
I keep a small shop and take on new work in the order it is asked for. There is no crew and no rush job - if you need it by tomorrow, I will tell you who to call instead.
