Halloween Window Splash | Deroche General Store
Over the weekend, Deroche General Store's Thanksgiving-themed window splash was converted to a Halloween theme. The corn and pumpkins stayed but now the pumpkins have silly faces. Bats, ghosts, and other spooky Halloween elements were also added to the window splash.
Halloween window splash video walkthrough
🤔 Is your business interested in grabbing passersby’s attention? A window splash is a great way to engage with new and existing customers. Contact me for more details and a free initial consultation.
Welcome Autumn Window Splash | Fraser Valley Regional Library
🍂 It is a busy time of year for window splashes, with the autumn/winter season in full swing. Last week, before the Thanksgiving holiday, I created a window splash to Welcome Autumn for the Fraser Valley Regional Library Administrative Centre. I came up with a more spooky Halloween concept at first but decided to create an Autumn/Halloween combination so the window splash could stay up until the end of November. The doors are perfect for walking through a large pumpkin! 🎃 The window splash will also be perfect for staff on Halloween for selfies and a photo shoot.
Welcome Autumn window splash video walkthrough
🤔 Is your business interested in grabbing passersby’s attention? A window splash is a great way to engage with new and existing customers. Contact me for more details and a free initial consultation.
Thanksgiving Window Splash | Deroche General Store
Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and this past Saturday, I painted a window splash for Deroche General Store in Deroche, BC. The splash features a warm and inviting Thanksgiving theme that celebrates the essence of the holiday. The design incorporates rich autumn colours such as deep oranges, reds, and golden yellows, evoking the beauty of the fall harvest.
The splash's centrepiece is a large, hand-painted text, “Happy Thanksgiving,” adorned with falling leaves that captures passersby's attention. Around the centrepiece, I illustrated elements like pumpkins, corn, and mushrooms, symbolizing abundance and gratitude.
Woodland creatures and forest elements were also incorporated into the design to make it that much more festive for the Fall season. The layout is balanced, ensuring that each element draws the eye while maintaining a cohesive look. Subtle shadowing and highlights were added for depth, making the entire window splash pop.
The Thanksgiving-themed window splash will be converted to a Halloween theme in the next few weeks. The corn and pumpkins will stay, but the pumpkins will have silly faces adorned on them. Bats, ghosts, and more spooky Halloween surprises will be added to the window splash.
Thanksgiving window splash video walkthrough
🤔 Is your business interested in grabbing passersby’s attention? A window splash is a great way to engage with new and existing customers. Contact me for more details and a free initial consultation.
Ice Cream Window Splash | Deroche General Store & Liquor
Every May long weekend, Deroche General Store & Liquor re-introduces its selection of smooth and delicious ice cream flavors. It's the perfect opportunity to promote this seasonal offering with a vibrant, eye-catching hand-painted window splash.
The window painting took just a few hours to complete, and I had a crew of one to help with photos, videos, and painting.
Short 0:41 second video of the window splash process.
Summer Reading Club | Window Splash | Mission Library
Recent window splash for Fraser Valley Regional Library's World of Curiosities Summer Reading Club 2024 campaign features 18 hand-painted window splashes at the Mission Library location.
The project took a few days from concept to final result, with the painting phase lasting three days. These vibrant and engaging window displays will be on view for the public until September 2024. With a club tailored for everyone, the campaign aims to spark curiosity and encourage community members to delve into the world of reading and exploration.
Artwork featured from the 2024 World of Curiosities poster.
~ BC Summer Reading Club
Christmas Window Splash at Deroche General Store
At Deroche General Store & Liquor, the spirit of Christmas has come alive as a magical commemoration of Dr. Seuss' classic tale, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," adorns their storefront windows. The window splash painting spanned a couple of days from start to finish. The artwork captivates customers before entering the store with strokes of vibrant colour, the Grinch's mischievous grin, and Whoville's bustling joy. Every twist and turn of the brush was documented using an Akaso EK7000 Pro action camera on the superwide video setting. This allowed the camera to capture the finest details, ensuring that the entire process could be relished by people near and far. The video footage is a testament to the dedication and creativity poured into creating such a whimsical Christmas masterpiece. Head over to Neuroscriber's YouTube channel to immerse yourself in the magic of this captivating display.
“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” Window Splash at Deroche General Store
Christmas Window Splash at Fraser Valley Regional Library
I recently had the opportunity to showcase my creative talents by painting a Christmas window splash at Fraser Valley Regional Library Administrative Centre. The task was to bring a festive and inviting atmosphere to the administrative office space, and I was thrilled to take charge of the design concept. Painting the window spanned over a couple of days, allowing me to craft and execute the artwork. With each stroke of paint, I brought to life a winter wonderland scene adorned with a snowman, vintage baubles, an upside-down book as a tree with gifts and a chill Polar Bear reading “Twas the Night Before Christmas.” The final result was a visually striking display that captured the holiday spirit and instantly drew the attention of staff and visitors alike.
Main window at the entrance of FVRL Administrative Centre
Main entrance at FVRL Administrative Centre
Happy Halloween Window Sign Painting
Happy Halloween Window Sign Painting | Deroche General Store
🎃 👻 🦇 It is already October and the season for spookiness! I just finished a window sign painting for Deroche General Store. I pitched the idea last week to the store owner since I have created in-store signage in the past
The project came together quickly, I created a pencil sketch first and then moved to the computer for final visualization. The design was approved, and the next step was a list of supplies and costs for materials. I researched online and in-store and found what I needed to make the project successful. I find that if you can plan in advance and stay fluid at the same time, it all works out.
For the lettering and imagery, I created pounce patterns on large format paper and measured the distance around the windows for a perfect fit.
The weather for the two days was perfect, and the window was situated under a canopy overhang, which provided shade from the sun. The first step was cleaning and prepping, along with measuring and taping up the pounce patterns onto the windows. After that, most of the day was spent priming the text and imagery. The second day was adding more paint (colour) and working on adding layers and detail to the artwork. Over the two days, the public (customers) were very nice and stopped to say hello and comment during the progression.
I am looking forward to the Holidays and starting to think about what the Deroche General Store windows might look like. Stay tuned 😉