This original street art is part of the Downtown Vero Beach Mural Project created to help revitalize the arts district in Vero Beach, FL. Carol Makris designed this mural with the idea in mind that people should be aware of preserving our natural treasures. The Hamsa hand is a symbol of protection.
This original landscape mural was handpainted on the wall in a courtyard pool home. It measures approximately 37'x7'. The realism of the various marine species around the coral reef makes it looking into a gigantic aquarium.
A trompe l’oeil tropical garden mural. All the walls and ceilings were painted to create a stunning atmosphere in a private condominium entrance hall.
This outdoor 24' x 42' mural can be seen in Riverside Park, Vero Beach FL. It was a group volunteer project of the Art Club, but Carol Makris designed it and painted all the birds.
This outdoor mural was painted on a privacy wall outside of homeowner's driveway (5 ft x 25 ft).
This acrylic mural is 8 ft high x 11.5 ft wide and painted directly in the recessed niche adding great dimension and color to the dining room.
This dining room ceiling was realistically rendered in oil paints. The effect adds more depth and atmosphere to any space.
Another great example of a sky mural that adds a dramatic effect and depth to this space.
This original landscape mural was handpainted on a bathroom wall above the tub. It measures approximately 7'x7'. The depth, view and color adds tremendous interest to this luxurious master bathroom.
This 10' x 10' mural depicts the famous Philippine Rice Terraces. It was painted on two pieces of canvas and mounted to the wall.