Whimsical Art

 

Toby the dog

A great example of a pet portrait by Kermit.

The significance of the umbrellas in the sky reflecting Kermit’s ability to paint  are part of Kermit’s artistic “playful characters and realistic animal portraits”.

A true joy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanksgiving turkey dinner - dog as waiter. Whimsical painting by Kermit Eisenhut

News / Events

News & Events

Message from Kermit:

 

Now featured at the Rozi Turnbull Gallery. Stop by and see my work: located at 2102 Edwards St., Ste 2 Houston.

Custom Paintings / Commissions:
It’s never too early to order the PERFECT GIFT for the pet lover in your life.

REMEMBER:
Paintings are not created overnight, so PLEASE contact me as soon as possible if you want a painting delivered by a specific date.

STAY WELL EVERYONE


Off To California

Just shipped a painting I’d been working on for some time – to California.
UPS is a great help with packaging…

Kermit's painting, Aquarium, being shipped to California

Kermit, at the UPS Store shipping his latest commission to CA

 

Giant Texas Boot

Fiberglass Art
giant Texas boot Kermit Eisenhut painted

This Texas sized boot is now back home on the Ranch having been refurbished by Kermit. Take a look…

 


Check This Out – Fun For All

Don’t miss the animal paintings on display till Feb 24th, 2019 at the Houston Art Car Museum.

Here’s Kermit’s painting…

Kermit next to his painting which is on display at the Houston Art Car Museum

Kermit next to his painting which is on display at the Houston Art Car Museum

 


2018 Boot Walk to End Cancer raises $2 million to end cancer

Kermit was again selected to hand-paint boots for the annual M. D. Anderson Boot Walk to #end cancer.

Pics here

See highlights from 2018 Boot Walk

CowParade Info

“CowParades” as they are known are a worldwide event: animals such as Elephant, Penguins, Teddy Bears, SuperDragons have been featured but also ideas such as What’s in your DNA? in London UK where 21 double helix sculptures were displayed.

Kermit Eisenhut

Well known Houstonian Kermit Eisenhut adds joyous elements to his whimsical paintings