Working
with designer Fred Rodgers, Preston Studios created over 14
windows for this residence located in Isleworth, Windermer,
Florida. Each of the six windows in this room represent a "tribe"
of orchids. June 1991.
The
client wanted more privacy for her townhome, something clean,
graphic, and contemporary. Working off of the green color in
the leather livingroom furniture the result was very satisfying.
June 2000.
Created
for the stairwell landing, this piece provides an elegant focal
point. The work portrays tropical floral and fauna found in
Florida and is 4 foot by 4 foot.
In 1982, Aquarina Developments, Inc. commissioned five large
works - nature studies for their properties. Early 1986 saw
the completion of this 6 foot by 4 foot work for their restaurant.
This work has since been donated to and remounted in the Melbourne
Beach Library. Originally commissioned in November 1985.
Originally created for the sixth floor offices of Rialto Tower
in a light box, the work has since become part of a private
collection. Created as an edition of two identical works, they
both measured approximately 3 foot by 5 foot.
Placed behind a bar in a light-box, this work dramatically enhanced
the Great Room in which it was placed. Dimensions: 3 foot by
6 foot.
Commissioned by Oru Bose, Architects, for a restaurant on Park Avenue, this work still graces the bar area upstairs. Dimensions: 4 foot by 4 foot.
One of five works created for a 2,000 acre development. This
4 foot by 6 foot piece is mounted in the Golf Club. With a clear
glass background and beveled glass border, this view was shot
over a blue matt. These works are meant to be looked through.
One of five works created for a 2,000 acre development. Each
measured 6 foot by 4 foot; two for the Golf Club, two for the
Preview Center, and one for the Health Club. All were created
with clear glass backgrounds. Here they are photographed over
a blue matt.
Extremely modern abstract work by Preston Studios is also collected
by noted individuals. These works were commissioned by a well
known pro athlete.
One of several works created inspired by the paintings of Alphonse
Mucha, a turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau artist. This work was
created as an issue of two, both are currently owned by doctors.
Available for sale: $12,000. This autonomous work has a beautiful
wood frame, making it ready to hang or mount in any window.
Exhibited in the top floor Galleries of the Capitol Building
in Tallahassee, it measures approximately 3 foot by 4 foot.
#2 of an issue of just 2.
Commissioned in 1977, this work measures 3 foot by 12 foot.
Executed for the Rosner Residence in Spectrum, Blenko, and various
antique glasses, this work has remained the focal point of the
home for over 22 years. Inspired from a painting created by
Marcel Duchamp.
Another in the Hunter's Green series, completed in 1986. Clear
glass background, photographed over a blue matt.
Working with Construction Consultant Sandy Taylor, Preston Studios
created in this Grand Staircase work entitled "Tree of
Life." It is actually 18 seperate panels. June 1992.
Commissioned for a private residence in the British Virgin Islands,
this work was completed and installed in 1998. Description:
4 foot by 4 foot.
Created for the Art Auction of WMFE TV in Orlando, Florida during
1989. Donated to benefit the station, it auctioned off live
for $4,300 (a record). Crrently in a private collection. Dimensions:
3 foot by 4 foot.
