Roy Norris “Toolbox Killer” Signed Watercolor Painting

This is an original watercolor painting completed by serial killer Roy Norris, during his life sentence in California prison. The painting depicts a beach scene with large crashing waves and a seagull. In the bottom right corner, Norris initialed the artwork RN. On the back of the painting, Norris wrote a note and dedicated the artwork to his friend Mike. He signed his full name and dated the painting as well.

Painting measures roughly 9 x 6 inches

COA included

Roy Norris (1948–2020) was an American serial offender best known as one half of the “Toolbox Killers,” a duo he formed with Lawrence Bittaker in the late 1970s. Together, they abducted, assaulted, and murdered several teenage girls in California in 1979, using tools they kept in their van—an element that led to the pair’s nickname. Norris ultimately cooperated with authorities, providing detailed statements that helped secure Bittaker’s conviction. He pleaded guilty and received a life sentence, remaining in prison until his death in 2020.