Naomi McCavitt, a Richmond, Virginia native, is the talented artist behind Thicket Design. With a background in fine arts, including a BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University and an MFA in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute, she has exhibited in various cities and hosted solo shows in Seattle and San Francisco. Thicket Design combines her love for natural history, antique treasures, American wildlife, and Victorian interiors, resulting in a unique and harmonious design style that captivates with its idiosyncratic charm. Transform your space with this archival digital print on canvas. Each piece is stretched on wood bars, expertly framed in a walnut frame and complete with convenient D-rings for easy hanging.

After starting her photography career as a photojournalist in Boston, Amy Raab ventured into wedding photojournalism, introducing a new approach to the traditional industry. Seeking a connection with horses and old-fashioned values, she moved to Wyoming and captured the rugged yet romantic lifestyle of ranchers and their livestock. Overcoming breast cancer, Amy now focuses on finding beauty in everyday life and pursuing her artistic journey. Transform your space with this archival digital print on paper, expertly framed in a black frame and matted under glass, complete with convenient wire for easy hanging.

Tempting touch. The perfect mix of the decadence and madness of Dali. Crafty, couture, and exotic, this is the wall art that reminds your guests they're in the presence of an eccentric glamourpuss. We collaborated with an artisanal workshop in India where a master beader imbued our clean graphic designs with craftsmanship and soul. Each artwork is hand-beaded on a linen ground and takes nearly 100 hours to create. Beads of varying heights and patterns within patterns create a sense of depth and dimension. The result is part pop art, part textile triumph.

Giclee on matte paper, straight fit (no mats), framed in a shadowbox.

Artist Giselle Kelly was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She studied Fine Art with an emphasis on engraving at university and was inspired by oriental art. While studying at university, she used many oriental instruments like oriental ink sticks, bamboo brushes, and oriental traditional paper. Art to Giselle means every moment and focusing on one's feelings. Her inspiration comes from her life experiences. She is interested in photography, especially in landscapes, and is inspired by nature, travel, people, and music. She enjoys working with a variety of mediums such as acrylic, watercolor, and oriental ink.