Today I got a delivery here at the studio.  North Sanpete High School dropped of an old candy machine that's been in the commons area of their school since before disco was king and Hollywood was waking up and taking notice of a hot new face by the name of Richard Dreyfuss.  Apparently it's become quite an eye-sore, so the student body officers decided it was time for a change.  As funds were not available for a new machine they banged out the dents on this old machine as best they could.  (they were considerable) They then masked off all the glass and chrome and painted the whole thing black.  I'm a little curious to see if we're going to have to buff it a little to get the acrylic to stick.  I've had some sad experience with trying to airbrush on some enamels and often the acrylic just pools and spots.  We'll see though.  I met with the officers a few weeks ago and they settled on a general design they could all agree on and in my spare time I've put together some drawings and rough color sketches to use as reference.  Tomorrow I'll block up the windows in the north wall an project these designs on tho the machine and get to work.

Follow along as we take you through the creative process from idea conception to in house fabrication of design elements and then the painting and install. We will be focusing on one of our latest projects , the Employee Common Area at ADP. In this case, ADP wanted to provide a relaxing, outdoorsy environment within the comfort of their interior space. The concept JM Quinn Studios developed and installed was a woodland theme. We hope you enjoy the narrative, and especially, the finished product.


Jason