"A Slice of Key West" 1963-1967 Finding it to be a

Finding it to be a true slice of Americana

I chose Watkins Glen for the setting

The wall behind the Z06 was based on a very faded sign in Dallas advertising a defunct railroad named the Texas and Pacific

An older entrance sign to the Indianapolis track seemed to perfectly match the car’s colors

"A Slice of Key West" 1963-1967 Finding it to be aThe first watercolor in my Key West Series, A Slice of Key West, features a small Key Lime Pie shop on Greene Street next door to Captain Tonys Saloon. I was attracted by the color and tropical feel of the store and the chairs outside. The bicycle is very typical of the islands local transportation and helps to capture the color and flavor of the island.