For his modern-minimalist works, Austin, Texas-based artist Greg Gove opts for flat-edge blades — like drywall mudding knives — in lieu of traditional paint brushes, for a clean yet textural look rooted in geometry. He finds inspiration in everything from signage and letterforms to holy sites, like temples and cathedrals. Handmade in Austin, Texas.

Former Atlanta-based artist Kyle Goderwis graduated from The Art Institute of Atlanta in 2004 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In 2006, he was invited to participate in his first gallery show. Since then, he has showcased his work in over a dozen gallery shows in the Southeast. In 2010, Kyle joined a group of working professional artists to further his education in the fine art world. A recent transplant to Seattle, he has been with Grand Image since 2014 and creates a variety of abstract and expressionist paintings and other mixed-media artwork.

Elisso is the artist's pseudonym used by Elisabeth Peterson for all of her creative work. After receiving her BFA in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2016, she moved to the West Coast to deepen her connection to nature, from which she finds endless inspiration. Her specialty is improvised landscapes, within which she habitually experiments with line, color, and texture to develop a unique sense of place. Her more personal work explores themes of mental health, environmentalism, and personal relationships. Outside of her studio, Elisso enjoys exploring the natural, deep, and unyielding Pacific Northwest environment much as she does her landscape paintings.  Transform your space with this archival digital print on canvas. Each piece is stretched on wood bars, expertly framed in a gold frame and hand embellished with gold leaf, complete with convenient wire for easy hanging.

For his modern-minimalist works, Austin, Texas-based artist Greg Gove opts for flat-edge blades — like drywall mudding knives — instead of traditional paint brushes, for a clean yet textural look rooted in geometry. He finds inspiration in everything from signage and letterforms to holy sites, like temples and cathedrals.

Growing up in Chicago, Derek Shaw was inspired at a young age by the sights and sounds the windy city had to offer. He loved to dip his creativity in many different media of art, finally finding his niche in hand paintings. His curiosity and love of discovery are his best assets as an artist, giving him the edge and inspiration to create unique pieces of art. Derek continues to live in Chicago and breathes in the inspiration that the city might blow his way.

For his modern-minimalist works, Austin, Texas-based artist Greg Gove opts for flat-edge blades — like drywall mudding knives — in lieu of traditional paint brushes, for a clean yet textural look rooted in geometry. He finds inspiration in everything from signage and letterforms to holy sites, like temples and cathedrals. Handmade in Austin, Texas.