Although born and raised in Los Angeles, artist Van Garrett has been heavily influenced by traveling abroad to a multitude of countries, especially Iceland. Music is a big part of his life and it sparked his creativity even before he began painting. In fact, Van did not begin painting until he was in college and he is self-taught. “Art was something that was always in my genes. It makes me happy. I believe that every artist leaves a piece of themselves in their artwork. In turn, it makes me happy when people get to own part of those pieces to share with the world.” Van prefers working in liquid acrylics and watercolors because of their fluidity. “I like how the colors flow. I like to observe how the different shapes and mixtures come alive.” Van finds animals, humans, and nature are his favorite subjects to paint. He is inspired by nature, people, and music. When not painting, Van runs marathons, travels and plays the guitar.

Danielle is a self-taught artist whose early eye for design evolved into a lifelong obsession. Inspired by the diverse cultures and lifestyles encountered throughout her travels, she primarily works in acrylic and watercolor to explore the depths of abstract themes. “I mostly draw inspiration from my own personal experiences; each layer represents an emotion, a moment in time.” Beyond the studio, Danielle’s passions include nature, walks on the beach, and the intersection of interior design and fine crafts.

This striking painting, a captivating exploration of contrast and form. The Study In Black And White painting offers a bold statement for any room, effortlessly blending with various decor styles. Crafted with precision, each piece is made to order and comes with wall-mounting hardware for easy installation. The finish adds texture and depth, making it a conversation starter. Its versatile design ensures it fits seamlessly into your living room, office, or gallery wall.

I was born in the Foothills of California, a small town called Tuolumne, fairly close to Yosemite National Park. I studied textile design and oil painting. I studied at a local community college back home and at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandise. Art has a lot of meaning to me. It’s a way of communicating, expressing myself, and connecting myself to my thoughts and to others. I find inspiration mainly from nature and emotions. I like to use all mediums, but my favorites are oil, acrylic, and watercolor. I enjoy being outdoors, playing music, painting, singing, writing, and being with friends.

This framed print features a neutral palette of gray, black, and white, accented by vibrant pops of cinnamon that draw the eye and invigorate the composition. Surrounded by a simple black wood grain frame complemented by a crisp white linen liner.

Perfect for our room-I love the colors. Beth. Los Angeles, CA. Tue Nov 11 2025

Bobby Berk is best known as the design guru on Netflix's Queer Eye, but his rise to fame didn't happen overnight. 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, opening his first showroom in lower Manhattan the following year. In 2015, he launched his LA-based, full-service bespoke interior design practice for residential, commercial, and hospitality clientele.