Brandy...rhymes with candy...

Brandy, by The O'Jays.  Here is a cute little, candy-colored 45 record.

Sold to a wonderful person in Seattle.

Copper

 A very neutral and tonal-colored Henry Mancini record for a person in Texas.  Lots of copper and silver accents!

Алло

I love this Russian album.  I really do.

Purple purple purple

My all-time favorite number: 3.  I have no idea what the songs were on this album, or even what kind of music it was.  But I'll tell you what - this very purple (*much more deep and vibrant purple in person) record contains lots of good juju and went to a judge who said it was one of the coolest things he ever got.  The person who purchased it said that 3 was also her favorite number.

That there is some good taste, my friends.

This record was brought to you today by the number THREE and the color PURPLE.

Silver

This metallic silver beauty hangs in my living room.

My friend Jamie

The mandala style record above was done in brown, red, and gold.

I made it for my dear friend Jamie in Texas.

These Boots...

My love for Nancy Sinatra inspired this wacky and lively heart design.  Here's a little secret:
One night, a few years back, I drank a handful of Gray Goose screwdrivers and watched about 3 hours of just Nancy Sinatra videos on YouTube.  She is a special lady.

This record recently got auctioned off by a friend in the Art Car community of Houston, in honor of my sister-in-law.  In case you didn't know it, Houston is THE art car capital of the world, and my extraordinary artist sister-in-law, Eve, is the Creator and Queen of the Sock Monkey Mobile.

Back in 2011...I got some glitter paint.

This record is secretly one of my favorites.  The base is yellow and green with some intense green glitter.  Topped off with some funky black.  I was watching a lot of children's television programming when I painted this one.

Roger and the Frog

The botanical-inspired special request above has a hidden frog in it.
It currently lives in Massachusetts.

Roulette at Tin Umbrella

This funky record now resides at the Tin Umbrella Coffee House,  one of the best coffee houses south of I-90.  I was fortunate enough to be invited to display my art there in March, and now this happy, floral paisley number is part of the permanent art collection there.  Good coffee and good art go together timelessly.