Chelsea Art Studio presents "On the Edge I" by artist Jacob Lincoln, a captivating landscape print that brings the organic majesty of the outdoors into your living space. Inspired by the rich color and depth of natural stone, this canvas piece beautifully captures the complex, dimensional layers of mountain vistas in an elegant white and gray palette. Hand-stretched and meticulously hand-detailed, this embellished acrylic painting is housed in a refined floater frame. Crafted domestically by local artisans, this single picture frame includes wall-mounting hardware, making it an effortless and transformative statement piece for discerning indoor environments.

A black watercolor line creates the foreground in this neutral abstract landscape.

Fluid and minimalistic brushstrokes in grays and black come together in this abstract modern artwork.

Since 1994, artist Barclay Butera has been the creative force behind his eponymous design firm and showroom in Newport Beach, California. His success in Newport prompted Butera to establish showrooms in Hollywood, California, and Park City, Utah. Butera is renowned for his approachable elegance and glamorous, West Coast-chic interiors. Barclay Butera’s inspirations are drawn from a diverse variety of grand architecture from coast to coast, European and Far Eastern influences including everything from the high-fashion runways to his far-flung world travels. But he readily credits old Hollywood and West Palm Beach as among his greatest muses.

Great quality and nice neutral shades. Anonymous. Fri Aug 08 2025

Soft spots of orange peak through the layers of white, black, and gray paint in this abstract piece.

Elena Carlie was born in Romania; a country known for its rich cultural heritage and great natural beauty. At the age of 22, she moved to the United States where she expanded her horizons and grew as an artist. She has studied Fine arts since she was a child and currently holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the University of NH. “Art defines our humanity, freedom, and individuality. It is a way to articulate abstract thought and separates us from other life forms. Art is incredibly therapeutic for me, and foremost a strong passion. It’s not something I think about, but rather, something I feel.” Carlie finds inspiration everywhere. She strives to discover new ways of interpretation and sees this as a formula to remain fresh. It is a way of having fun while doing something that she loves. “To me, anything that can be manipulated can become an art medium.” “I love to work with watercolor paint, oil paint, acrylic paint, pencil, pen, and ink. However, the digital tools available today are pushing the limits of creativity and I find myself very involved with it.”