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Office Mural
			Office murals such as this one can offer a variety of view points. This Mural provides a panoramic view of a Staffordshire landscape abstracted through glass panels. Painted with acrylics on MDF panels Approx 2100mm high x 5000mm wide ‘We didn't know how to brighten up our windowless and extremely dull office but Mike's painting does exactly that. We had no idea this sort of large scale decorative art could work so well in a commercial environment. Mike was entirely professional in his dealings with us and he also made a significant contribution to the design and refurbishment of the whole office. We look forward to a future opportunity to employ his services.’ Paul Ryan, GEZE UK Ltd

Spanish Garden Mural
			A Spanish style garden scene painted all around the room. The garden is seen through a faux stone loggia. Painted with acrylics on plaster walls Approx 1900mm high x 7000mm wide

Bookshelf Trompe L'Oeil
			Old books on shelves painted to hide a cupboard housing a sound system. Painted with acrylics on timber panel Approx 900mm high x 400mm wide

Muchelney Mural
			This mural shows a view of the ruined Abbey, painted as it might have looked circa 1800, through a 'trompe l'oeil' window with faux Hamstone surround. Painted with acrylics on a plastered wall Approx 1500mm high x 1500mm wide 'Our whole experience of commissioning a mural from Michael Potter was pleasant. He took great trouble to explore a number of ideas with us, using sketches and a model of the room. He was very sensitive to the atmosphere of the surrounding countryside, Muchelney Abbey and its history. Michael worked hard with us and was imaginative in translating and matching our wishes, with his own excellent advice and artistic interpretation. We greatly enjoyed seeing the mural built up day by day. Having Michael to stay with us in our home during this time was a real pleasure. He made a careful and detailed assessment of local colours and matching of faux stone finishes to the existing stone. The perspective effect is remarkable and Michael showed great skill, in the finished mural, in executing a traditional classical design.' Anita and Charlie Vaughn-Johnson