Brad Yendle

ALT A watercolor of a storefront. A glass door is dark with shadow and the words “Beauty Salon” are written in small white lettering, with the L missing”. Windows alongside the door reveal nothing but closed grey curtains. A turned off neon “Open Sign” casts a shadow on one of the curtains. The reddish wood siding of the building frames the door and windows.

ALT A watercolor painting of a storefront. A recessed and central door is covered by a metal grate and cast in shadow. On either side of the door, windows are covered by yellow signage that reads “Palmer Family 568 8600” and “Service”. Above the door a yellow sign reads “CABS” in black lettering, and below it in smaller black lettering reads the number “995-8600”

ALT A watercolor painting of a storefront. Above the central door hangs a yellow sign with the words “We buy gold, diamonds, silver, electronics, tools, antiques, etc.” written in blue. Flanking the door, the storefront windows are blocked by plywood on one side and piled high with cardboard boxes on the other side. A pink bay window juts out from the second floor of the building, its windows cast in shadow or reflecting a neighboring building.

ALT A study for a painting: consisting of a rough pencil sketch which is only partially colored in watercolor. It depicts a Rothschild Liquor store, a parked red van, and a girl sitting on a pink and purple bicycle.