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Star Posters and Star Paintings for sale now!

Tuesday, October 28th, 2008

If you live in another part of the country or world, my star posters and star paintings will give you a great view with the cost of travel expense to hire me!

Now you can stargaze in any bed with mobile star posters! Take it with you when you’re on extended stay. Show it off to the little kids in your extended family when you go to visit with them this holiday season.

Star posters are so portable that it would make one terrific gift for everyone in your entire family!! No more last minute shopping, no more fighting the folks at the mall for the same old gifts. This year, get your family something they will be delighted at and IS a super conversational piece. They will not stop telling everyone about the amazing gift you gave them!

Deluxe film posters are on sale right now! These are premium posters that a recent customer commented on how they were still glowing brightly 7 hours after the blacklight turned off!

Make Christmas even more magical with the gift of the stars!

Crescent moon completes the starry ceiling mural

Tuesday, February 20th, 2007

With the recent addition of the newest feature, the glowing Crescent Moon is a definite favorite in my starry murals! Check out a pic of my newest add-on option for my starscapes murals:

glowing crescent moon

Due to photographic limitations, this section had to be super charged with the blacklight before photo can be taken at a closer up range, therefore you will see the colors to have an icy blue tinge to it. In reality, the starscapes mural appears more white when viewed from a further appropriate distance from the bed.

This mural was a part of a day/night theme. This picture below is a glance at the clouds I did in this tray ceiling:

cloud mural with starscapes

The clouds I paint are not the typical ones you’d see in other murals. I realize that glow paints I use are well hidden in a majority of light color paints, preferably white, therefore a lot of blue sky in a cloud mural will actually show some specks of stars if someone looks hard for them. This is one of the reason why I make my murals cloudier as it hides virtually all of the presence of painted stars during the day time! Another reason is that it’s artistically more appealing as my cloud murals are more realistic than the cartoony ones you’d see in other murals. There is nothing wrong with cartoon like clouds as it is fitting for certain rooms, I just paint for realism, similiar to the clouds I study often outside, the true inspiration!

New theme inspiration of the Baltimore City Skyline!

Sunday, October 15th, 2006

I was on an overnight trip with one of my nieces aboard the USS Constellation this weekend at the Baltimore Inner Harbor. During our hour long night watch up on the main deck, I was very much admiring the city skyline with all the beautiful lights of the city! Even though it was a VERY cold night, the chill in the air did not detract from the beautiful view of the nightlights surrounding us, it looked amazing from that perspective!

Suddenly upon looking up further, I realized what was totally missing…………….STARS! In the brightly lit city, only about a handful of stars were visible. I LOVE the city but if the stars were visible too, it would be ideal. ;)

So I started doing a rough sketch on a scrap piece of paper I had with me and a pen of the structures all around. Every city has its own distinctive landmarks and Baltimore is no different! Much like the Mountain Valley Fantasy theme I have, the Baltimore CityScape would be stars on the ceiling with some trailing down upon all four walls of the room to outline the building structures of the skyline! This isn’t official yet but as I always say “how hard could it be?”. :D

I will be working on this new theme for the next few weeks so be on the lookout for something NEW by Cosmic Rooms! I’m also thinking that if there was an empty wall without furniture, if I outline the skyline down further, it would give a sense of looking out from a giant size window, as if you had a penthouse on top of a tall building in the city. Perhaps even a new smaller versions, much like the Stargazing Skylites…but it would be a….Stargazing Window CityScape of Charm City! This of course can only be on walls with a light color background so the stars can’t be seen during day time or when room lights are on.

My mind is already spinning with ideas, let me get to work on this! I’m inspired!

BTW, the USS Constellation is going through a restoration process and needs all the help it can get to achieve its goals. If you would like to make a donation to them or partake in their tours, overnight educational excursion for schools and other organizations, and purchase items from their gift shops, please visit them at the USS Constellation Museum located at the heart of the Inner Harbor in Downtown Baltimore….it’s the big ship near the World Trade Center and the paddle boats!

USS Constellation Museum
Pier 1
301 E. Pratt Street
Baltimore MD, 21202
Phone: 410-539-1797
Fax: 410-539-6238

This was definitely a different experience. Their staff was very knowledgeble and friendly and the kids ended up learning some stuff about the ship and history. I walked away with a new idea to pursue and I can’t wait to work on it! :D

Jean