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LimeStone Glass Shower

This private residence was seeking something

unique to them. They love their horse property

and asked me to include favorite spots around

the home so they would see them first thing in

the shower. Lime stone painted and then

installed in the shower. 

StreetScape Project, Ventura cA

LArge Bowl of Berries.

This mural is part of the city of Ventura’s

public art inventory. One of 25 bus stop panel

murals that rotate through the city’s bus stop

shelters

Here is is the city’s direct link to this

project:

http://map.cityofventura.net/docs/publicart/PA12-06.htm

Alpine Skate Park, Ventura, CA

I was a part of a team of artists

that worked on the alpine skate park

in Ventura. Sadly the business

changed hands a couple of times

and then went out of business. 

Toscana West

Retail store

This mural was above the cash register in a

Italian furniture and all-things-Tuscan store

eventually the building was bought by a realty

company and the mural was torn down to expose

the original brick behind the mural … Alas,

murals do tend to have a shelf life. The fun is

creating them for people who will enjoy them

while they last.  

NAte’s African Sunset

Nathan picked out

pictures from a book on Africa

and supervised my work to make

sure I got everything just right.

I love it when the client

knows what they like… no matter what

their age might be.  

This mural on a staircase was

particularly challenging to get the

math right on the arches due to the

curve on the wall. The design

elements were all suggested by the

client. I enjoy creating what someone

wants on the wall.  

Channel Island, Guest Room

This client loved the local Channel Islands

and wanted to bring what could be

distantly seen from the window into

the guest bedroom and bath.
It was like painting what could be

seen through a spy glass if one looked

close enough.  

PeTrinA

ShaRP

Petrina believes that art is its own language. It’s a communication from the artist’s created work to

the viewer’s emotional experience.

The process of creating art is only a small part of the whole. Its real worth, and Petrina’s purpose in her diverse mediums of work, is to convey a message of our spirituality and humanity through several facets: color (and its beauty), texture, and motion.

Petrina has created works from coast-to-coast, for residential, commercial and public access projects. She has worked with individuals, architects, custom builders & their construction teams, school authorities and city officials to bring their visions to life. She also has custom pieces in a privately owned museum in Phoenix, Arizona. 

     Petrina is constantly exploring within her chosen mediums of oil, acrylic and glass to create new art.

 For Petrina’s

Glass Mosaics!