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From Principles of Applied Arts
“After a certain high level of technical skill is achieved, science and art tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity and form. The greatest scientists are always artists as well.”
-Albert Einstein
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 19th century decorative cartouche wall niche. |
 Decorative ornament modeled after the 18th cetury Louis XVI decoration in the Palace of Versailles. |
 Hand painted gilt and antiqued trim. |
 Hand painted decorative ornament on distressed lime plaster with influence from 15th century xylography. |
 Fresco painted trompe l'oeil decoration in 15th century xylographic style. |
 Painted decoration designed after the 18th century style in the Rockefeller residence in southern France. |
 Venetian yellow wall patina designed for an english style paneled room. |
 School of applied arts sign with a silhouette of the Denver skyline painted over a faux wood texture. |
