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 in Atlanta. 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.

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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 in Atlanta. 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.

This graphic art print offers a modern design and bold colors to brighten up your space. The image features a successive circle of rings and white lines in blues and greens – it reminds us of a ripple on the surface of the water. It's giclee printed on paper for a crisp look, and comes set in a slim, minimalist white frame that provides the finishing touch. We love that this wall art comes with mounting hardware, so it's ready to hang immediately.

Bobby Berk is best known as the design guru on Netflix's Queer Eye, but his rise to fame didn't happen overnight. After years in the creative and design field, he leaped to start his brand. Epitomizing hip, minimalist urban luxury, Berk's designs reflect a stylish and youthful spirit that perfectly fits any cool, relaxed lifestyle. In 2006, Berk started his own company and opened his first showroom in lower Manhattan the following year. Years later, in 2015, he launched his LA-based full-service bespoke interior design practice for residential, commercial, and hospitality clientele.

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 ...

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