Artist Jacob Lincoln was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Los Angeles is a place where all cultures and backgrounds are found. Jacob studied painting in different acrylic and oil workshops. The art institute is where he went to school to pursue his career in art. He enhanced his skills painterly and digitally by learning the history of all art movements. He works in all mediums including oil, acrylic, and watercolor, and also likes to experiment with ink and charcoal. With his art, he likes to explore diverse cultural perspectives on shared human experiences by connecting works of art created around the world from different eras. With his art, he likes to relate and be understood and have a strong effect, to hit home.

Love the print. - could improve strength of wire for hanging!. Deborah. Grand Rapids, MI. Sun Oct 05 2025

Born in 1987, Christopher Peter grew up in Phoenix and spent his childhood endlessly doodling in his sketchbooks. As a teenager, his dedication to his craft earned him scholarships to pursue two degrees in drawing and painting from Arizona State University, where he developed a love for figurative painting and abstraction. His passion for visual art has landed his work in major exhibitions all around the world, and he is proud to have his paintings included among several esteemed international collections.

The serene beauty of the Mono Land I painting by Sara Brown, where contemporary artistry meets timeless elegance. This acrylic masterpiece, with its hand-applied finish, adds a subtle texture that brings the artwork to life. Whether adorning your living room or office, its versatile appeal fits seamlessly into any space. Made to order, each piece includes wall-mounting hardware for effortless display. With its glass coat finish, the painting reflects light uniquely, enhancing its visual allure.

Artist Jean Kenna was born in Seoul, Korea. She studied illustration at Art Center College of Design where she developed her fundamental drawing and painting skills, as well as getting basic knowledge of technical programs. For Jean, art means lots of things. She thinks art is her language and a privilege given to her to express. It is also the way that she can communicate with the world in her own unique and personal way. Jean finds her inspiration in small things that make her excited. For example, movies, a lazy day on a beach, and the silence of a rainy day. Although she mostly works on digital media, Jean loves to draw with a pen and markers. She especially likes to draw cityscapes that involve perspective and stories of city life. During the weekends, Jean often goes outside into the city, studies people and buildings around her, and brings them to life in her sketchbook. Jean believes the purpose of an artist’s work is in bringing excitement and happiness into people’s minds. ‘I love to create art that makes your heart warm’.

This wall art piece, crafted by renowned artist Sara Brown, brings a sophisticated touch to your space. The "White On Gray" design offers a serene yet striking visual with its nuanced brushwork. Available in multiple sizes, it’s made to order, ensuring a personalized fit for your home. The gel and glass coat finish adds depth and dimension, making it a standout addition to any room.

Love this piece and the earthy color tones. Looks like high end art. Very soothing. The lower left corner looks darker in the photo than it is. It’s a very soft bluegrey.. Sarah. Lake Oswego, OR. Thu Feb 06 2025

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Artist Dylan Grey majored in studio art with an emphasis in photography at Long Beach State College. What he knew about art, he learned from his professors and family. Dylan looked up to his Dad who is a furniture designer. He then had a few jobs working as a gallery preparator where he learned how to use a paintbrush, roller, and masking tape. Dylan believes that Art is an expression of one’s self, focusing on his or her thoughts. Dylan found inspiration through the things in his daily life such as graffiti, music, buildings, breakups, and suburban life. He likes to play with bright colors and shapes. He enjoys working with a variety of mediums: digital, collage, and experimenting with different processes. Dylan’s favorite medium is painting, but he enjoys mixing mediums. Spray paint, color swatches, tape, glue, coffee, sponge rollers, house paint, experimenting with lightboxes. He also loves using the computer to modify his work. He likes altering his work digitally and incorporating photography in his work.

The colors are not at all what they look like online. very disappointing. Much darker in person. Unfortunately not returnable. Leah. Thu Dec 25 2025