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A C-17 sits wings out over a hand painted sunset ridgeline, done in exterior oils on a full size Adirondack chair. The frame is retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, built in Colorado. Nobody ever called the C-17 pretty, and nobody who loves one has ever cared.
Sunset over the ridge on the seat back, the Colorado flag squared up on the front board. The hybrid chair is our roomier build, painted by hand in exterior oils and made from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Two paintings that turn out to be from the same trip.
An F-16 cuts across a Colorado flag and a mountain ridge, hand painted in exterior oils on the back of a snowboard chair. This is an Adirondack built from at least three retired snowboards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base, not a printed panel. Loud in the right way, and it holds up outside.
Start with the alpenglow, an orange and purple ridgeline painted across the seat back, then send the fighter jets through it. All of it goes on by hand in exterior oils, over a full size Adirondack built from retired skis. Every sunset we paint comes out a little different, which is rather the point.
Fighter jets run across the back of this one, painted by hand in exterior oils over Air Force blue. It is a full size Adirondack chair, built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base that does not wobble. Good for a retirement, a promotion, or a patio that needs an opinion.
Fighter jets cutting across a Colorado mountain mural, with a folded flag painted in below them. One Adirondack ski chair, built here from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base and hand painted in exterior oils. It usually goes to somebody with twenty years in.
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