F. Elizabeth Douglass has been painting professionally for the last sixteen years. She received her Arts Degree from Auburn University and has studied at The Scottsdale Artist School in Arizona and The University per Stranierei in Perugia, Italy. F. Elizabeth largely works with acrylic paints on a range of materials. “I prefer acrylics because it can be combined with a lot of water to achieve the movement and spontaneity that I want in all of my work.” Her subjects range from natural scenes and figures to abstracts. “I don’t want to be pigeonholed as a specific ‘kind’ of the painter. I love all aspects of art and I am continually looking for and learning new concepts, techniques and styles.” Hailing from segregation-era Birmingham, Alabama, the civil rights movement of the ’60s formed her core belief: “… there are many beautiful colours in this world, we must appreciate them equally.” The Deep South still holds a powerful attraction for the artist, drawing her back to her roots time and again. Elizabeth counts Monet as an influence for his play of light and washes of colour in addition to Watercolorist Dean Mitchell and John S. Sargent and the soft marine scapes of Homer.

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, 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.

Amanda Coleman sees the cityscape as a dynamic environment where history unfolds through the interplay of construction and destruction. Her paintings reflect themes of change and layering, capturing the complex interplay of past and present in urban spaces. By highlighting the transparency of these experiences, she transforms fleeting moments into memories that resonate within her work. Transform your space with this archival digital print on canvas. Each piece is stretched on wood bars, expertly framed in a walnut frame, hand embellished, and arrives complete with convenient D-rings for easy hanging.

Created from an original botanical pressing by Sandy Whitaker, this giclee print beautifully captures the intricate characteristics of white orchids set against a rich brown background.

Artist-enhanced, power-packed texture, with vibrant, radiant colors, an internationally acclaimed artist, artist knows how to compliment your walls with refined luxury and style. Your reproduction is skillfully painted on by the artist himself. “Each reproduction I paint on is unique and a living example of my passion to impact lives with the power of creativity” - Artist

Stunning piece! The only issue (4 Stars) is that the hardware is placed incorrectly. I want to hang the painting the exact way it looks in the picture. I still love it! My husband will adjust the screws and it will be lovely!. Tammy. West New York, NJ. Wed Dec 08 2021

Scott Kerr is a Texas-based artist whose painterly and mixed media works are intentionally restrained in color, leaving space for audiences to emotionally connect and attribute their personal meaning to each piece. Handmade in Austin, Texas.