Warren Paul Harris Photography
Big Tex is now a Jigsaw Puzzle A few months back I was approached about the idea of partnering with a local printing company for reproducing my composite image of Big Tex in state of the art jigsaw puzzles. I… (READ MORE)
Covid-19 Sucks I think we can all agree on that. I think most people will agree it would be terrific if we could fast forward 2020 to wherever the end of Covid-19 lies. Most of us would like to get… (READ MORE)
Today’s #LifeHack A little #DIY project Do you have a cat – or Cat(S)? If so, you likely have a litterbox to contend with, right? It is likely located in a room not part of the main living area for… (READ MORE)
Well today was the BIG Day. And I do mean BIG. The 24 foot wide DFW Skyline mural I created for Delta Air Lines was revealed today during the grand reopening of their Dallas Call Center. Let me start by… (READ MORE)
It’s been over eight months since I was contracted to produce my largest mural to date and we finally have a grand unveiling date for it. The DFW Skyline was a commission from Delta Air Lines in April 2017. This… (READ MORE)
The last 2 months or so have been very busy around here. For around 18 months I have had another domain up, but with no real content. I registered warrenpaulharris.com probably two years ago and hosted it some time after… (READ MORE)
In March 2017, we took a 2 week cruise to some amazing destinations in Asia. A total of 17 days from departure to return. We flew into Narita with enough luggage to fill a minivan. OK… Maybe not quite that… (READ MORE)
April has been a very busy month. Processing over 2,000 images from our trip to Asia has taken a lot of time. Finishing the big skyline for Delta Airlines was also a substantial effort. Over the last two days I… (READ MORE)
The Saga of the Dallas Fort Worth Skyline Triptych My most recent project is the result of a commission by Delta Airlines for a 24 foot wide by 6 foot high mural of Dallas and Fort Worth combined. I had… (READ MORE)
Almost 3 years ago we made the move 20 miles south from Frisco to Dallas. We did this for a long list of reasons, but primarily for the culture. We wanted to be closer to the Arts and Design Districts… (READ MORE)