In an Irish House, 1988

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In an Irish House, 1988
IG archdigest - Greece
I'm a sucker for beamed ceilings.
A rare tribute to rebellion, retro chaos, and raw creativity. TOTAL BADA$$ NO DOUBT is an 11" x 14" hand-drawn original featuring a gang of
A rare tribute to rebellion, retro chaos, and raw creativity. TOTAL BADA$$ NO DOUBT is an 11" x 14" hand-drawn original featuring a gang of Bart Simpsons caught mid-vandalism—spray cans out, attitudes loud, and the energy unmistakably street. Set against a punchy pink backdrop with atomic patterns and a red BMW, this piece is part graffiti homage, part pop satire, and all power.
Framed and sealed—ready to hang in a gallery, your sneaker room, or wherever the hell you wanna remind people you’ve got taste that hits different.
🖍 Medium: Ink & Marker 📏 Size: 11" x 14" (Framed) ✍🏾 Signed Original (One-of-One) 🎨 Ships ready to display 🔥 For fans of The Simpsons, '90s energy, and street art with soul
The Great Hall at Salisbury House, Des Moines, Iowa
In 1922 Carl and Edith Weeks visited a manor house in Salisbury, England called The King’s House and were inspired to create their own version in Des Moines. Their architects purchased period fittings including stairs, fireplaces, paneling, flooring and other materials from old buildings in Salisbury.
A two-story ceiling in the dining area creates real dramatic interest on the main level.
The Not So Big House - A Blueprint for the Way We Really Live, 1998
Southern Interiors, 1988
Color in Decoration, 1990