Everett Nautical Designs

Faux teak step boxes with gold leaf names for Big Ben. Faux painting completed by Ian Tsonev and Ben Miller, names also by Ben.

Brown Eyed Girl, a 61’ Sportsman (Omie Tillett’s last build), seen here cruising the waters around Atlantic Beach, NC. Brown Eyed Girl received a gold leaf name and faux teak transom (along with a faux toe rail) by the END crew in 2022. All work completed at Banks Boatworks in Beaufort, NC. Photo: @_browneyedgirl61_

Faux teak painted helm pod for Duffie Boatworks’ 70’ hull #3, Dem Boys. Faux painting completed by Ben Miller with full clear coat finish by END’s Gary Simpson.

Sneak peak of the transom name on the newest Weaver Boatworks’ build, Chas’ N Tail. All work completed by Josh Everett at Weaver Boatworks, Tracys Landing, MD.

The ever-photogenic 90’ Jaruco, seen here cruising off the coast of somewhere beautiful. Photo: @jaruco_sportfishing

ESME, a 67’ F&S, had her transom name painted by Everett Nautical in early 2022. This name, featuring beveled gold leaf lettering, secondary outlines and hard drop shadows, was painted by END’s Ben Miller at Thunderbolt Marine, Thunderbolt, Georgia.

As 2022 draws to a close, we at Everett Nautical would like to thank you all for following our projects this year all over the globe. Thank you also to our families, clients and friends… cheers to a brilliant 2023!

Painted transom name for Plane Simple, a Spencer sportfisher. This name features black lettering with platinum leaf outlines. All work completed by Josh Everett and Ben Miller at Spencer Yachts, Wanchese, NC. 📷: @wrappedupgraphics

Happy Holidays from the Everett Nautical Designs crew! From left to right; Ian Tsonev, Luis Coronado, Josh Everett, Gary Simpson, Jenna Saunders, Radek Zeus, Dylan Simpson and Ben Miller (Patti Hook not pictured). All END Christmas cheer was partaken in Nags Head, North Carolina.

Faux teak toe rail on Miss Maxine, a Spencer sportfisher. All work completed by END artist Luis Coronado at Willis Custom Yachts, Stuart, FL.

Hand painted 23k gold leaf name for Sea Mistress, a Gillikin sportfisher. Name by Ben Miller with full clear coat by END’s Gary Simpson at Duffie Boatworks in West Ocean City, MD.

Miss Maxine, a Spencer 63’, recently received several faux teak features by END. Faux door and jam completed by END artist Ian Tsonev at Willis Custom Yachts in lovely Stuart, FL.

Painted name for Bayliss Boatworks’ newest 67’, Overtime. This name features airbrushed lettering with white gold leaf outlines and hard drop shadows. All work completed at Bayliss Boatworks in Wanchese, NC by Josh Everett. Photo: @baylissboatworks

Another look at the transom name for Real One, a Spencer sportfisher (previously Secotan). All work completed at Spencer Yachts, Wanchese, NC.

Faux teak helm pod for a Bertram refit, all work completed by Ian Tsonev & crew at Bayliss Boatworks, NC..

Another look at Business Stinks, a 72’ Merritt recently painted by Everett Nautical. This engine turned gold leaf name was completed at Seminole Marine by END’s Ben Miller in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Photo: @brunolarica

Faux teak painted toe rail on a 50’ Post, Virginia Girl, by END’s Luis Coronado. All work completed at Safe Harbor Bluewater in Hampton, VA.

Moondog, a 1978 built Billy Holton with a brand new gold leaf transom name… who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? All work completed in Wanchese, NC at Spencer Yachts by END’s Ben Miller.

Passage, a Jarrett Bay 61’ (Ray Davis design), seen here back where it all began. This engine turned white gold leaf name by Ben Miller and faux teak transom by Josh Everett and Luis Coronado at Safe Harbor Jarrett Bay in Beaufort, North Carolina.

Doña Lucy, a 58’ F&S, seen here cruising in her home waters of Puerto Rico with an END gold leaf transom name. All work completed by Josh Everett at F&S Boatworks, Bear , DE. Photo: @donalucy_sportfishing 🇵🇷