Inspired by nature and made for today’s modern lifestyle, this 9 piece canvas on board windowpane palm watercolor wall art brings the outdoors in creating your own indoor tropical garden.

Inspired by nature and made for today’s modern lifestyle, this 9 piece canvas on board windowpane palm watercolor wall art brings the outdoors in creating your own indoor tropical garden.

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.

D’Alessandro Léon was the youngest of three brothers. When art competitions were a form of play for the brothers, it later grew to his obsession. D’Alessandro attended the Art Institute of California where he explored mixing mediums as well as digital. He also attended illustration, Sculpting, and Fine Art workshops. After spending long periods of time studying different techniques, D’Alessandro’s art became increasingly influenced by artists from the early 1900s. During D’Alessandro’s studies, he painted many different themes. He painted with restless intensity, often painting from morning until night. D’Alessandro was able to indulge his earliest artistic preferences for people, nature, architecture, and landscapes in his illustration and personal pieces.

This painting is absolutely stunning!. Tiffany. Roseville, CA. Sat Nov 09 2024

Artist Janice Sadler created her painting series in watercolor as an ode to her Southern California home. She particularly likes working in watercolors because "the subtle colors intermingle, wash, and flow into each other, and new colors evolve from it." Janice is inspired by the ocean and local flora. This series is ideally suited to recreating the visual flavor of the seaside.

This watercolor piece of art seeks to emulate the movement of the waves at sea and the swaying of coral. The close-up perspective gives the work abstract qualities giving this universal appeal across all design styles.

I’m heart broken - this beautiful piece shattered in a million pieces- I’m crushed- what should I do Can I talk to someone tomorrow This was a major art piece for my new beach house - help please Willsend sad pics tomorrow. Ronnie. Philadelphia, PA. Sat May 25 2024