“Unsettled”
12 x 36 x 2
Reclaimed Wood

This piece shows strength and intention behind change.

www.thereclaimedsheshed.com
@thereclaimedsheshed

“Atmosphere #4”
60 x 48
Acrylic on Canvas

Atmospheric gentleness and volatility.

www.kendallbardin.com
@kendallbardinfineart

"Lost Cowgirl”
30 x 40 x 1
Mixed Media and Acrylic

This piece is uniquely crafted from hand-cut fragments of vintage materials drawn from retro pop culture. I use these elements to create exciting mashups, reimagining them into original scenes and characters that are then transformed into large-scale works on acrylic through my distinctive process and technique.

www.ashleybeebe.com
@ashleybeebe_

“Jeweled Peach”
36 x 48 x 1.5
Oil on Canvas

Inspired by my background as a jeweler, this piece reimagines a single gemstone through a bright, playful pop-art lens. Each colorful facet highlights the energy, joy, and character hidden within the stone, creating a piece that feels bold, playful, and full of life.

https://hannahbrown.art
@simply_hbrown

“Petal Dancing“
24 x 24 x 1.5
Acrylic

Natural branches that inspire line variety and unlimited shapes.

@lbuchananart

“Into The Fog“
36 x 36 x 2
Mixed Media on Canvas

Most of my work is very bright and colorful with pinks and purples, but I’ve had several inquiries for more blues and masculine tones to appeal to a male audience. I did a similar piece with monochromatic pinks and loved how it turned out so I thought I would try a blue version.

www.chrissycollinsart.com
@chrissycollinsart

“Blue Magic Edge"
12 x 32 x 2
Oil on Canvas Framed

"Blue Magic Edge" is inspired by the tall wild lilac-blue iris growing on the Blackland Prairie near White Rock Lake in Dallas. I love their lyrical shapes and deep blue colors.

www.connieconnally.com
@connieconnally

“Slow Wind“
40W x 30H x 1
Canvas

This photograph was captured on a quiet, deserted beach in Scotland's northernmost country. Untouched beauty that has been shaped by the wind.

marydanzhitzgesphotography.com
@marydanzphoto

“Changed and Rearranged“
19.5 x 22 x 2
Oil and Pencil on Masonite

This work pulls from fragmented memory and melds them together into a moment of flux. Individual moments are challenging to detangle, but the combination of them all together creates something new and bright. The collection of our experiences, both good and bad, creates a larger beautiful whole.

www.mcatdavisart.com
@mcat.davis

“Candy Crush”
28 x 28 x 1
Acrylic and Acrylic Ink

There’s a quiet beauty in raw nature — untouched, unrefined, and unapologetically real.
This series is a playful dance of broken lines, imperfect forms, and moments of intentional chaos — all coming together to reveal something deeply human. Like these lines, we are not seamless. We carry flaws, contradictions, and bruised edges. Yet in that very fragmentation, there is truth. There is beauty.

Perfection is a myth we chase — but maybe the chase itself is the flaw. Perhaps it is in our asymmetry, our softness, and our struggle that we are most whole. Most alive. Most as we were meant to be.

@artbybharathidev

“The Living Quilt“
21 x 18 1/4
Assemblage: Cigar box lids,
ephemera, oil, pencil, on paper and wood

"Living Quilt" is an assemblage painting : Cigar box lids, ephemera, Oil, pencil, on paper and wood. Part of the Listening to the Land Collection. This body of work invites you to explore the myriad lives that have traversed the land, offering a bird’s-eye view, rendered in oil linen canvas layered with pencil marks to add a sense of immediacy and emotion. Each work reveals a landscape marked by division, brought to life through historical land deeds, handwritten letters and ledger lists.

All elements chronicle humanity's fleeting presence on earth, juxtaposed with the land’s enduring essence. As the sun rises and sets, we become part of the land’s history, a testament to our brief moments in time.

www.hughdewitte.com
@hdewitte1

“Iridescent“
8 x 8 x 7/8
Acrylic on Watercolor Paper Mounted on Panel

I have always been drawn to the jewel like quality of hummingbird feathers. Every summer my wife and I put out hummingbird feeders in NH on Lake Waukewan where we vacation.

https://linktr.ee/peterdrake
@peterdrakeart

“Grander View II“
25 x 25 x 2.5
Oil on Canvas

I strive to imitate stained glass in my paintings. This painting was inspired by this poem by Samuel Longfellow, "The freer step, the fuller breath, / The wide horizon's grander view; / The sense of Life that knows no death,— / The Life that maketh all things new." (Christian Science Hymnal 218:4)
It pairs nicely with its sister painting, Grander View I.

www.prismandpearl.art
@prism_and_pearl_art

“A Crossing“
16 x 20 x 1.5
Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas

A Crossing is inspired by the square as a sacred container, a doorway, a place where change begins. The horizontal lines reflect horizons and the steady sight lines that guide us forward. The warm, joyful colors express possibility and the courage to step into a fuller, truer version of self. This painting captures the moment of moving toward what is new, the quiet strength of choosing openness, and the feeling of crossing into the next chapter.

www.colorkindstudio.com
@jillelliottstudio

“Tranquil Portals“
40 x 40 x 1.4
Acrylic

Tranquil Portals reflects my interest in gentle transitions and the quiet, in-between spaces where something begins to shift. Soft colors and light linework create a place for calm reflection, as in a safe space to simply breathe.

www.kathyelliottaerr.com
@kathyelliottart

“Kindred Spirits #1, 2024“
18 x 14
Encaustic, market, and collage on board.

One encaustic work of a two-part series.

www.bradellisart.com
@brad_ellis_art

"Watching"
7.5 x 10 x .25
Monotype print
Using Speedball Akua intaglio inks

This piece was inspired by two of my greatest teachers my mentor, Junanne Peck, and my son. Both of them remind me of the power of imagination, the freedom of play, and the joy that comes from creating with a childlike spirit. Their influence encouraged me to loosen my expectations, trust spontaneity, and let color and movement guide the process. This artwork is a celebration of that return to playful curiosity a space where intuition leads, creativity opens, and wonder becomes the brightest part of the story.

http://ariel-esquivel.pixels.com/
@Ariel.esquivel24

“Bull“
8 x 4 x 3
Porcelain

I grew up on the prairie in Kansas, a few miles from the Oregon and Chisholm Trails, and the folk stories of “The Great Western Migration.” My work reflects on the complex interplay of identities, conflicts, and iconography that shaped the American frontier.

www.hollygreyceramics.com
@hollygreyceramics

“Bull“
8 x 4 x 3
Porcelain

I grew up on the prairie in Kansas, a few miles from the Oregon and Chisholm Trails, and the folk stories of “The Great Western Migration.” My work reflects on the complex interplay of identities, conflicts, and iconography that shaped the American frontier.

www.hollygreyceramics.com
@hollygreyceramics

“Daybreak"
30 x 40 x 2
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas

This painting captures the quiet poetry of a pond — where still water meets wild grass, and reflections blur the line between what is seen and what is felt. It’s an exploration of calmness, movement, and the natural rhythms that exist just beneath the surface.

www.margaretharrisart.com
@margaretharrisart

“Cherp , Cherp"
30 x 40
Watercolor

The gentle chirping sounds in art truly resonated with me. It's evident that my love for animals deeply influences my creative expression. The way i captured their essence is quite touching. This piece conveys a profound connection to the natural world. my artistic interpretation beautifully speaks to the soul.

@Jkart

“Vibrating Symbol 33"
12 x 12 x 1.5
Acrylic on Canvas

My work delves into the nature of belonging within India’s caste system, inheritance practices, and the interplay between fate, astrology, and Eastern narratives.

Using acrylic on canvas, ancient symbols, calligraphy, and cryptic marks are layered with abstract landscapes to narrate identities and traditions. I invite viewers to reflect on shared roots and cultural hierarchies, contemplate identity, assess the boundaries shaped by one’s time and place of birth, and delve into longing for connection.

@winonartsvibes

“Three Amigos"
14 x 18
Watercolor

Three riders, endless road, silent sentinels of power lines — “Three Amigos” is a fleeting hymn to freedom, movement, and human connection set against industrial stillness.

www.sudeepart.com
@sudeepart

“Golden Embrace”
1 x 28 x 32
Acrylic Painting on Canvas

Golden Embrace is a striking acrylic piece that explores the harmony between rich yellow and deep navy tones. The interplay of color evokes warmth and contrast, drawing the viewer into a dynamic visual rhythm. Bold magenta margins frame the composition, adding a vivid border that enhances the central dialogue of hues. This work balances intensity and elegance, making it a bold statement piece for any collection.

@Pouran_Art

“Beauty From Broken IV”
30 x 24 x 1.5
Watercolor on Arches

This painting represents myself. I am not perfect and I am broken with many wounds in my heart, but when I face broken and imperfect self, I can see a beauty life beyond them. Even if life is imperfect and the heart is broken, it still holds beauty. It just depends on how I view this painful life.

“Spring Quest”
5 x 7
Oil on Canvas

www.jaymaggio.com

“Bourbon and Moss“
20 x 16
Acrylic, Ink and Diamond Dust

I’m a rock nerd! From my Geode Series, this moody, nature-inspired piece is based on my passion for minerals and gemstones. I have even dug crystals out of the earth (with the help of an industrial backhoe!) with my husband (a private jeweler).

www.jillmalouf.com
@artist_jillmalouf

"Bull and Pumpjacks“
24.25 x 29.25 x 1.5
Digitally Sculpted, 3D printed PLA, Epoxy Resin

Unique Original
Each piece is a one-of-a-kind creation. While 3D printing provides the foundation, every work is meticulously assembled and refined by hand. Even when derived from the same design, exclusive color variations ensure that no two editions are ever the same.

Process
The artwork begins as a digital composition, carefully layered to highlight subject and narrative. This design is transformed into a 3D file and brought to life through additive manufacturing, where layers of colored filament are precisely built up.

Details
The surface reveals both the energy of the image and the tactile language of 3D printing—ridges, grooves, and striations that expose the machine’s hand in creation, later shaped and unified by the artist. Up close, vivid layers resemble geological strata; from afar, the scene resolves with striking clarity.

This dual experience invites reflection on the balance between craft and technology, surface and depth, memory and imagination.

https://unknownwhereabout.com/
@unknown_whereabout

“Spring Up”
40 x 40 x 1.5
Acrylic on Canvas with Venetian Plaster Base

Colors of spring-my favorite season-remind me of New Life in Christ.

www.amymckenziefineart.com
@amck.fineart

“As the snow melts”
30 x 40 x 1.5
Mixed Media on Canvas

White represents the storm and emptiness; gold, the rising sun and love that revives. Together, they tell a story of rediscovered identity and hope.

www.namyoonsooart.com
@namyoonsooart

“Crooked“
30 x 24
Acrylic on Canvas

The grid, like life can move in unexpected ways.

www.pamelahnelson.com
@pamelanlsn

“Little Ghosts Up Close“
24 x 30 x 1.5
Oil on Canvas

The magnolia flower is a seasonal ghost, an apparition that appears and vanishes relative to the trees life span. The species, said to be prehistoric, is an almost silent witness to the generations of mankind. The tree itself is evergreen, thick, waxy foliage that provides a safe dwelling for the seeking creature or the seeking mind.

I paint botanicals of the American South. I consider legacy as I try to capture moods and themes in both my family's history as well as the southern gothic literary genre. My upbringing in natures classroom (I grew up on a ranch in the Texas Hill Country) makes me an almost silent witness to the moods, life cycles and lessons which mirror the human experience.

www.erinneelnewton.com
@letpaintbepaint

“Tulip Tree Still Live”
30 x 40 x 1.5
Archival Pigment Print

From a series of still life works I did incorporating shadows.

www.kendanorth.com
@kendanorthstar

“One Man's Ceiling Is Another Man's Floor”
40 x 30
Photography

Last summer I spent 60 hours in Marrakech...it was a technicolor wonder in textures, design and shadows and tones. And the Bahia Palace was no exception, featuring mid 19th century ornate, carved cedar wood ceilings, often painted with intricate patterns and decorated with detailed stucco work. Looking up and discovering this work of art was breathtaking.

www.jarrodoram.com
@jarrodoram

“Aprodite #1“
20 × 24 × 1
Paint / Paper

These pieces are inspired by a a combination of some of my artworks- a combination of my cement busts, and another series not yet released.. but I wanted to incorporate my love for Greek Mythology- the softness the female form, and nature with the flower crowns. I love how these look like stone, but in a mixed media art piece.

@ericajeanartanddesign

"Layered Light"
48 x 48
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas in Maple Wood Float Frame

This piece reflects the way life’s highs and lows find their balance over time. The clustered forms—now a signature element in my work—grew out of the hardest season in my life —coping with one of our son’s critical illness. What began as a way to process the peaks and valleys in my own life, evolved into a visual language of connection: individual moments, distinct in color and texture, coming together with intention through rough, textured clusters emulating the rough moments in our lives.

Each cluster stands on its own, yet contributes to a larger sense of rhythm, movement, and calm. The result is a refined composition that echoes what I’ve learned again and again—when the contrasting moments of life are held together, they create something unexpectedly harmonious and deeply beautiful. It’s through that rough time in my life, that I, and my art transformed to paint life’s peaks and valleys on a canvas.

www.Laurapetkaart.com
@laurapetkaart

Untitled
48 × 48 × 1.5
Oil on Canvas

This piece is inspired by the beauty I find in the world. My interpretation of feelings I get surrounded by that beauty.

@kimpettyart

“Color Blocks”
36 x 36 x 1.5
Acrylic and Mixed Medium on Canvas

Color Blocks reflects my love of interior and textile design, using bold, carefully placed color fields that echo fabric pieces arranged into a modern tapestry. Each block explores unexpected color pairings, creating a dynamic palette meant to energize a room and celebrate the expressive power of color in space.

www.joannaposeyart.com
@joannaposey

Untitled
12 x 18
Photography

This piece is a shared space of textures, emotions, & unspoken words.

@imagesbytonya

“Nature Therapy”
16 x 12 x 1.5
Acrylic, Indian ink, and Venetian Plaster on Canvas

This small painting offers a respite from American hustle culture. As I delve deeper into what supports mental wellness, time spent in nature is a first contender as a means to calm a over-saturated nervous system. The plaster lace texture of the work is meant to evoke the feminine associations connected to Mother Nature. It creates a softened visual surface eliciting warmth and welcome to this intimate piece to share with its viewer.

www.anastaciasadeh.com
@sadehstudioarts

“Summer Garden 4”
48 x 60 x 4.5

I love color, and I love sculpture and 3 dimensional art. After much disappointment at the myriad of flat canvases and lack of 3D on canvas at most art shows, I felt drawn to investigate how to create art that would not only be 3dimensional, but allow for more surface to explore color, texture, and sculptural landscapes. By accident I had colored on the back of one of my watercolor pieces and cut it into strips to throw away. Before throwing it away I noticed how interesting the pieces that curled up were as they exposed the texture of one side of the strip contrasting to the color on the other side of the curl. I was mesmerized and immediately knew this was going to be my venue for expressing color, texture, and sculptural effect to my work with endless possibilities for creating mood, and world of color viewpoints. The endless possibilities of contrasting what is on the back of the paper with the art on the front of the paper would remain a secret, as the cut strips would change the entire surface look, revealing surprising combinations of texture and color as the curls danced across the surface of the canvas, creating a soft 3D landscape of undulating color and texture. Fields of color meld into each other in this piece taking me to a happy make believe wonderland of color and texture.

www.maryannesmiley.com
@maryannesmileyinteriors

"Blue Edit"
36 x 48 x 1.5
Textiles

“Blue Edit” is part of the “Puzzled” series, in which I explore the abstract shapes and forms of letters in typography. In this work, deep blue cottons and black linen were carefully pieced, then sliced apart and reassembled, transforming the familiar structures of language into a rhythmic, abstract composition. The series investigates the tension between order and disruption, legibility and ambiguity, inviting the viewer to see letters not as carriers of meaning, but as shapes, patterns, and visual rhythms.

www.janiestidham.com
@jane_time

“Kid Again”
36 x 48 x 1.5
Mixed Medium

This piece is about igniting the kid within all of us… the freedom to express without any limits. Imagine giving a kid a bunch of markers or paint and telling that child to “have at it” that feeling that that child would have is the inspiration of this piece.

www.joeturner.art
@joeturner.art

“Obsidian "
18 x 24 x 1.5
Acrylic Paint on Stained Wood Board.

This piece is part of my abstract work that is an exploration of the juxtaposition of textures and shapes to create abstract architectural landscapes or structures. This particular piece was also painted live at an event.

www.rossvon7design.com
@rossvon7

“Linked”
36 x 36
Acrylic

We are all bound to something, all linked in ways that shape who we are. Though chains are often seen as symbols of constraint, I see them here as connections—links that draw us together and reveal our common ground. In that sense, there is beauty, even a kind of freedom, in being connected to one another.

www.gracewoodallart.com
@gracewoodallart