Dave Arnold

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2008 18 x 24 inches acrylic on canvas painting
“Dave Arnold” is an original, signed acrylic painting on a gallery-wrapped canvas by artist Michael Arnold. This is a portrait of my son, Dave Arnold. The painting is based on a picture that was taken on Dave's honeymoon. He is standing on the balcony of an ocean side hotel room in Daytona Beach. When I saw the vivid colors of the photo, I knew right away that I wanted to create a painting from it. I believe the painting captures both the spirit of my son and the beautiful natural setting of Daytona Beach, Florida. The painting was a gift and is not available for purchase. I have also painted a portrait of Dave's wife and it can be viewed here. The painting makes a bold statement on any wall where it is displayed. Click on the additional views button below to get a better close up of the color and design of this unique painting. "Dave Arnold"  can be purchased here. 

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