Room

Color: Black

Acrylic paint and drawing pens combine in this female nude painting on acid free, lightly textured, 300gsm acrylic paper. Measuring 11 3/4 x 16 1/2 inches, the artwork is signed discreetly on the front. The painting is unframed. (Framed photo is for illustration purposes only.) This bold and funky artwork would make a striking focal point in any modern interior.

Color: Brown

Bas relief wall sculpture of flowers

Color: Brown

Bas relief wall sculpture of flowers

Brand: Maria Arts Color: Brown White

This is one of a kind original handmade Egg Shell Mosaic art painting of abstract Flowers. White Acrylic painted egg shell on brown painted canvas, stretched on wood frame with sides painted. Measures: 16"X 16"X 0.7" (40 cm X 40 cm X 1.5 cm). We airmail within 1-2 days after payment . Please allow about 3 weeks for shipping.

Color: Black

This relief print on paper was created by artist Telisa Brown. It features ovals and circles in black and white.

Color: Green

Artist Sherry Rusinack is a dumpster diving, trash night loving, thrift shop junkie, junk artist working to create whatever artful thing she can think up. From cardboard to watch parts, Rusinack transforms mundane materials - often thrown away - into fine art that is anything but disposable.

Color: White

The work was created by drawing whatever image, thought, or objects that came to mind. Looking back, I can see the piece was influenced by the day's events, feelings and the environment in which they were created.This piece was made with pen, ink, graphite, and design markers on heavyweight paper.

Color: White

Living on the isolated island makes me realize, appreciate and respect peopleÔÇÖs fortitude much more than before. We do not live by ourselves. We live based on other peopleÔÇÖs effort of keeping life running. Acrylic, pastel on140lb watercolour paper The painting is signed and dated on the front.

Color: Green

Daria Sandburg is a Pittsburgh-based multi-media artist. Using found historical objects, sculpted metal work, fused glass, and narrative brought meaningfully together to form a new coherent whole, Sandburg gives form to time and memory by visually creating a quiet glimpse into a worn, personal history. Sandburg's objects are not meant to be perceived in isolation from her artistic process. The materials she selects are intended to awaken within the viewer the value of daily experience and the connection between the universal and the individual organically. Her assemblage works contain hidden treasures. Open a jar to find a pendant, unravel fabric to find hidden text. Sandburg fosters imagination by creating a participatory experience between her artwork and the viewer.