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Erica Kyle Creations
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Public Art & Permanant Installations
Artworks included in a Public Art installation or permanent location


Dusitn Johnson - Panthers on the Prowl (2025)
Panthers on the Prowl is a fundraising campaign organized by Bill Zito, General Manager of the Florida Panthers, benefiting the American Cancer Society. I was selected as the Artist for two sponsors.
Sponsored by professional golfer, Dustin Johnson, I designed it to pay homage to Dustin's career, featuring the Augusta National Golf Club where he won the Master's Tournament, with an aerial view of the finishing 18th hole. The opposite side represents PGA National in Florida, connecting the piece to both Johnson’s home state and the campaign led by the Florida Panthers, with a three-dimensional golf tee and ball adding a final element of surprise.
The panther statue was part of a charity auction to support the American Cancer Society, which kicked off during the 2025 Winter Classic.
Sponsored by professional golfer, Dustin Johnson, I designed it to pay homage to Dustin's career, featuring the Augusta National Golf Club where he won the Master's Tournament, with an aerial view of the finishing 18th hole. The opposite side represents PGA National in Florida, connecting the piece to both Johnson’s home state and the campaign led by the Florida Panthers, with a three-dimensional golf tee and ball adding a final element of surprise.
The panther statue was part of a charity auction to support the American Cancer Society, which kicked off during the 2025 Winter Classic.


AFLAC Panthers on the Prowl (2025)
Panthers on the Prowl is a fundraising campaign organized by Bill Zito, General Manager of the Florida Panthers, benefiting the American Cancer Society. I was selected as the Artist for two sponsors.
AFLAC commissioned me to design and paint a panther that celebrates their "Check for Cancer" campaign with the American Cancer Society. Titled "Wings of Hope", this panther features their campaign's signature checker pattern as well as the notable AFLAC duck, hitching a ride on the back of the panther.
The panther is permanently installed at AFLAC's Ft Lauderdale office.
AFLAC commissioned me to design and paint a panther that celebrates their "Check for Cancer" campaign with the American Cancer Society. Titled "Wings of Hope", this panther features their campaign's signature checker pattern as well as the notable AFLAC duck, hitching a ride on the back of the panther.
The panther is permanently installed at AFLAC's Ft Lauderdale office.


Lytal, Reiter & Smith - Panthers on the Prowl (2025)
Panthers on the Prowl is a fundraising campaign organized by Bill Zito, General Manager of the Florida Panthers, benefiting the American Cancer Society. I was selected as the Artist for two sponsors.
Lytal, Reiter & Smith commissioned me for their panther design which is permanently installed at their Palm Beach Gardens location.
The design represents Lytal, Reiter & Smith's support, running like a current through the heart of the community. Painted by hand, the base of the panther is blended to give a bronzed effect. The letters and logos were drawn and painted in free hand, including a commemoration of the firms 40th anniversary.
Lytal, Reiter & Smith commissioned me for their panther design which is permanently installed at their Palm Beach Gardens location.
The design represents Lytal, Reiter & Smith's support, running like a current through the heart of the community. Painted by hand, the base of the panther is blended to give a bronzed effect. The letters and logos were drawn and painted in free hand, including a commemoration of the firms 40th anniversary.


Outside the Box
Outside the Box is a project commissioned by Palm Beach County Art in Public Places to design artwork for traffic signal boxes in Palm Beach County's western communities.


Artistic Eggspression
Artistic Eggspression is a large Easter egg exhibit at the Wellington Green Mall (2018-2020) which features four 4 foot fiberglass eggs designed by local artists.
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