Street Art

Christian Stanley, Ivanhoe Pinery, 2022
A fun and retro abstract design with call backs to the history of the Ivanhoe area. Location: 621 Virginia Dr.
Brendan Sullivan, A Colorful Colony of Coral, 2022
A modernism-influenced, graphic interpretation of a Floridian coral reef. The species represented are all native to our waters: Branching Fire, Sea Fans, Sea Rods, Lettuce, Brain, and Pillar. Working with a tall, skinny canvas is always a fun challenge, because you want to utilize the height as a strength in your design. I approached this project wanting to highlight Florida’s natural environment, but of course our state is rather flat with few naturally tall structures. That’s when I came upon the idea of a layered coral colony, and the interplay you find between its different shapes, colors, and textures. 621 Virginia Dr.
Karla Madrigal, Only in Florida, 2022
Beautiful inaccurately colored citrus fruits, but they still make sense. A representation of Florida. But what makes Ivanhoe so special? It’s interesting, different, and catches the eye. As portrayed in this painting. (2022) Location: 612 Virginia Dr.
Damon Dewitt, Looking out on Ivanhoe, 2022
An expressive representation of the view from the dock on Lake Ivanhoe. This design borders abstraction with a strong use of line, shape, color but also expresses the visuals that are enjoyed by those who visit the shore of Lake Ivanhoe. (2022) Location: 606 Virginia Dr.
Lenna Dahlquist, This Must Be The Place, 2021
I have broken down the main areas of interest found in the vibrant Lake Ivanhoe Village and created an abstract pattern to represent each area. I’ve used simple bold shapes paired with a vibrant color palette to illustrate the exciting energy and variety that the area has to offer. Location: 531 Virginia Dr.
Nichole Spates, Frond Memories, 2022
Frond Memories seeks to juxtapose the natural with the man­ made, to play with and reimagine a simple frond. Using items in my home as a starting point, I photographed a palm frond wall hanging, a metal fern frond on a stand, a Japanese door curtain, and the shadow cast by a second metal frond. Mirroring the independent spirit of Ivanhoe Village, I chose the colors - blue, green, brown and gold that echo rich colors of the natural environment of Ivanhoe Village. The tiles exist in a realm between the real and the abstract. They are reminiscent of natural forms but are portrayed with what I hope to be a bold, energetic spirit, much like the spirit of the Village. (2021) Location: 701 Virginia Drive
Mark T. Cole, Pineapple Sunset
A concept of my pattern theories. This time I used a pineapple stencil as the first proposal to create the sunset over Lake Ivanhoe. On top I have the large pineapple to reinforce the pineapple image theme. A stencil will be used to paint the pineapple repeated throughout the image. With stencils used, there are some organic qualities found and no 2 stencil images are exactly alike. Location: 310 E New Hampshire St.
Olivia Stafne, Orange Slice Disco Balls
I wanted to incorporate the fun spirit of Orlando with some retro orange slice disco balls. Location: 310 E New Hampshire St.
Shelly Martin, Unwind
Constance Sartor, Beneath the Surface
Although Ivanhoe Village is an active urban setting for many people, its natural environment is home to many native Floridian animals as well. If you walk around the lakes in Ivanhoe or even paddleboard/kayak across the water, you may be familiar with the small reptiles that call Ivanhoe Village’s lakes their home. But if you aren’t keen on the aquatic wildlife of Central Florida, the “Beneath the surface—freshwater turtles” art panel will give you a glimpse at the more cryptic inhabitants of Ivanhoe Village. The freshwater turtles of Ivanhoe Village (including the red-bellied cooter and red-eared slider) deserve our attention because they help keep the lakes healthy by controlling aquatic vegetation. With this art panel, I hope to bring awareness to the natural environment of Ivanhoe Village. Location: 616 Virginia Dr.
The Ivanhoe Village Board President, Katherine Page, presenting our State of the Village powerpoint
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Allex Englett

2025-2026 Annual Report

At our recent State of the Village, we shared highlights from the past year and celebrated the people, businesses, and other partners who help make our district thrive. Together, we’ve

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Allex Englett June 4, 2026

MANY THANKS TO OUR CORNERSTONE, BENEFACTOR + PARTNER MEMBERS

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