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Cook House features a Wattle and Daub house which is common to many tradional Cayman houses with white sand yards. The technique used ironwood posts to support walls woven with cabbage wood. The wood was then plastered over with daub, a mortar that includes burned coral. Making the daub was often a neighborhood activity since it was so labor intensive. This style was sturdy and could withstand the hurricanes and tropical storms as well as rain and sun. This technique is no longer used.

Jerome Wilson is a self-taught Caymanian artist with a diversified style of painting, he was exposed to fine art and sculpting in primary school found his groove in painting and embraced watercolor painting throughout school but verse with other mediums such as acrylic and pastels, being island boy he loves the ocean and free dive as a hobby and concern for the protection of environment. He also enjoys the designing and building of renewable energy projects to help make the world a cleaner and greener planet. Simply send a private message if your interested in purchasing an original.