Window Painting Projects
This is the online portfolio of past window painting projects. All the designs are the original creations by the owner of Fire Vine Studio, Amanda Parks.
Whimsical Sea Life
Using a sketch as a guide, I paint the forms, and add in the details, including highlights and shadows.
An important step that helps me plan my window murals!
The artist posing next to her finished creation!
Using a sketch as a guide, I paint the forms, and add in the details, including highlights and shadows.
A cool mural to start off the school year! This painting was commissioned by third grade teacher Ben Richter of Dutch Hill Elementary School in Snohomish. His classroom has a nautical theme and he requested an under sea window painting. This mural was painted in one day, and it's safe to say the client was pleased with the results!
Summer of Festivities
These patriotic windows are celebrating our nations 250th anniversary, and the local Marysville Strawberry Festival.
A close up of one of the patriotic windows: General George Washington on horseback. Historical fact: he had a leopard skin saddle pad that he used while on horseback during the American Revolution.
These patriotic windows are celebrating our nations 250th anniversary, and the local Marysville Strawberry Festival.
Summer windows for Chick-fil-A on 36th Ave NE in Marysville WA. Three significant summer 2026 events are being displayed in the mural: the 4th of July (USA's 250th anniversary), FIFA world cup, and the Marysville Strawberry Festival.
Stanwood Celebrates Spring
This is a close up of the heron I painted for the future Meyer Art Center in downtown Stanwood for April.
A look into the process of painting. Heron colors are being worked on with the background details.
This is a close up of the heron I painted for the future Meyer Art Center in downtown Stanwood for April.
A spring window painting painted for the then SCAAC (Stanwood Camano Arts Advocacy Commission), now re-named the Meyer Art Center. At the time Amanda Parks was chosen as artist of the month for April, thus the painting was completed in March, just before April in celebration of spring and the tulip festival in Skagit County.
A Winter Wonder Land!
This is a winter theme window mural for the cold season. This scene features woodland animals, including a character from an original Chick-fil-A series "Legends of Evergreen Hills".