The Miami Chrysler Building

This recent illustration reveals a client's new Miami condo balcony's enchanting view, featuring the iconic Chrysler Building as its backdrop. The owner wanted to include the Chrysler Building to pay homage to the owner of the building. The artwork harmoniously blends the urban panorama with a serene private space. The Chrysler Building stands tall, symboling architectural elegance amid the beautiful skyline. The balcony offers a tranquil escape, adorned with plants and seating, allowing the homeowner to bask in the vibrant Miami sunsets. The real estate agent Jennifer Brough commissioned me to work on this illustration and communicated that the client's grandmother, who has a special place in her heart, loved rainbows. I decided a rainbow sunburst would create a beautiful effect in the artwork. The illustration captures the seamless coexistence of urban vibrancy, personal solace, and the Miami vibe is inviting viewers to partake in this captivating metropolitan reverie.

This is the first piece that I’ve produced on stretched canvas. I’m really proud of the results, and so was my client. Check out my review.

It's so easy to work with Kevin, I love it! Aside from his talent, he is efficient and always delivers on what's requested.

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The Miami Chrysler Building

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Kevin Sparrock is the artist and creator of Fouls and Violations, Life of a Referee Uncovered. He is a Brooklyn, New York native who has worked as a Graphic Designer and Illustrator for 30 years. He has officiated basketball for over 22 years. He has worked at the High School level, College Division 1 Men’s, College Division 1 Women’s, the NBA Developmental League, and the Woman’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). In 2008, he combined the blessings of two careers and created the first webcomic that chronicles the life of a sports official. Everything in the strip has happened or will happen in the future. Welcome to the referee life. Safe Traveling

https://ksparrock.com
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