Finished Works... Please be sure to scroll left and right to see all the pictures.
The following works have either been designed, rendered, or worked on in some way by the members of Mannequin Murals.

Angel: by Michelangelo and painted by R. Brian Wilson

Pieta: by Michelangelo and painted by R. Brian Wilson. All marble in the room was done by Lora Wareb. These renaissance pictures are all done in a dining room located in Tampa Palms, FL.

Creation of Adam: by Michelangelo recreated beautifully by Amberly Gorman w/ assistance from R. Brian Wilson. The frame was done to match the marble in the livingroom fireplace and was veined with real gold leaf.

Cherubs (one unpictured) by Raphael recreated by Amberly Gorman.

Extreme care went into recreating these masterpieces.

Venus de Milo recreated by R. Brian Wilson

This garden scene was a culmination of efforts. Entirely designed and drawn by Brian, the plantlife, stonework, and David were done by Amberly, the columns done by Jacob, and the sky and marble at the bottom were also done by Brian.

The children of the house now immortal cherubs on the ceiling. Cherubs painted by R. Brian Wilson. Columns painted by Jacob Ayala. Other pieces of work (unpictured) in this room include Michelangelo's David and Victory. Victory is an unfinished piece in reality, but rendered as a finished piece specifically for this room.

Linear perspective and clever uses of shading were used to achieve the illusion that the ceiling is higher than it truly is. The upper part of the column, is flat on the ceiling... see the picture below.

Angel: designed by R. Brian Wilson, painted by Sherie Betz

Opposite Angel: designed by R. Brian Wilson, painted by Sherie Betz. All fresco effects done by Amberly Gorman.

The full ceiling. At the bottom you can also see the two angels pictured to the left.

The whole family has been placed throughout the room. Here is Becca on the back of a runaway Zebra.

Room primarily designed by R. Brian Wilson. Please see the ABOUT page of this website for another view of the room.

Devin in his favorite jersey. As a joke, the whole family is in some kind of peril, except for Sue, their mother, is hang gliding safely on the ceiling.

Tessa, Dude, Alvin, and Harley: The family's cats

Watering hole by R. Brian Wilson

Giraffe by Jacob Ayala and R. Brian Wilson.

This column was painted to match the marble on the rail. This house is located in St. Petersburg, FL..

The discuss thrower is from classical sculpture and the two pots are based similar to ones found in the house. Also, the windows are real, the doors are real, the columns and all the sculptures are a flat wall.

A 3 ft replica David also resides in this house. He too, is flat.

Columns painted to match the wood doors and carpet. Though you cannot see it in the photo, the doors behind the column have been faux painted to match the wood in the room.

These doors are metal. They have been painted to look like wood.

Base of Acrylic, and a thin coat of oil paint

The advantages of this are many. The metal doors last longer, and are extremely light weight in comparison to real wood.. Polyeurothane protects the doors for years of use.

Each square is 4 ft squared. app. size of the room in 24' x 50' w/ 16 ft' ceilings. All the windows are covered in "wood".

The Island Club can be found in South Miami.

graphite 13" x 9 1/2"

graphite 18" x 24"

This is a computer room in Brekenridge, a student-living apartment complex.