View My Work

This page shows a selection of commissions and original work.
I update this page frequently ... please check back often.

All of these pieces have been sold, but
if you would like to commission a piece,
contact me at
GreenWoman@HalfAftStudio.com

	For almost ten years I have done drawings in bars and restaurants, using their drink coasters. The coasters look like this on the back:
	These coasters were done in payment for votes in the 2006 Key West Margaritaville "Queen of Somewhere Hot" contest. The two on top are on coasters from Schooner Wharf; the other four are done on Conch Republic Seafood Company coasters. I still have several Schooner Wharf coasters; if you'd like to commission your own drawing, contact me!
	Some people have asked for sets of coasters that go together. Here are examples of two sets I have done. You can find another set further down on this page.
	A full-size drawing of the old bridge at Matlacha Pass in Matlacha, Florida.
	A full-size drawing of the new bridge at Matlacha Pass in Matlacha, Florida.
	Five views of Key West: Schooner Wharf, the Conch Republic Seafood Company, the lighthouse, an eyebrow house, and a beach bar, done as a commission. These pieces are sold, but I still have a few of the Conch Republic coasters left. If you'd like to commission your own collection, contact me!
	"The Tiki Bar is Open"
	"The Sand Bar"
	"The Castaway Bar"
	"Bert's Bar in Matlacha" If you'd like to see the real Bert's, here's their website.
"Pirate Sunset" "Fishing Camp" "Beach House"	Recently a friend found a bundle of napkins from the Conch Republic Seafood Company in Key West. They don't use these napkins any longer, so I was glad to get them. The drawings on the left are on some of those napkins. They mount nicely with the CRSC logo on one side, and the drawing on the other. Click each image for a larger view. If you'd like to commission your own collection, contact me!
	These are scenes from Key West drawn on Schooner Wharf coasters. The views are of the lighthouse, Capt. Tony's Saloon, Sloppy Joe's Bar, and Mile Marker Zero.
	More Key West coasters, done on giveaways from the Jimmy Buffett fan music festival Meeting of the Minds in 2004. The view are Mallory Square at sunset, a parrot riding a bicycle down Duval Street, the White Street Pier, and the Southernmost Buoy.
	A friend of mine plays in a band called the Rum Punch Bandits. He asked for a drawing for their website, and while I'm not really a color artist, this is what ended up in his hands.
	I recently donated a drawing to a silent auction which was part of the St. Louis Parrothead Club's party "Flipperstock." I'm pleased to say that it tied with a Jimmy Buffett tour poster in bringing in the most money for the auction, at $125!
	This picture was donated to the silent auction of the 2007 Phins to the West parrothead event in Laughlin, Nevada. I look forward to seeing how well it does!

	Main Street in an Old West town.
	This was done for a fan of the television show "The Magnificent Seven." She collects drawings of outhouses, so a friend commissioned this as a birthday present.
	This image was also drawn from the television show "The Magnificent Seven." The building was a set on Gene Autry's historic Melody Ranch, where much of the series was shot.
	The Birdcage Theatre is one of the most well-known buildings in historic Tombstone, Arizona. This image was inspired by photos of the building between the time it closed in 1889 and its reopening in the early 19002.
	Mescal Movie Ranch in Arizona has been the site of many film shoots. This image is of one of the saloons on the property.
	A commission for a fan of the television show "The Magnificent Seven," who wanted a drawing of the small covered wagon belonging to character Vin Tanner.