Friday, August 31, 2007

Last Call

It's early AM, and the crowd has all but left. There are a few people left in the joint, and you're one of them. It's the last call before the piano man call it quits. Frank Morrison captures the fluid mood in his Limited Edition Print titled: "Last Call". The piano man can only be playing one of two things: the blues or jazz. Everyone has a fond memory of being in that tiny and intimate group of people that squeeze out the last seconds of an evening filled with intrigue.

The painting is vintage, from the old and worn bar stools, to the "heat" radiator sitting lazily by itself in the far corner of the room. The old piano player, whose posture is honed from years bending hovering over the ivory and ebony keys, can chalk up one more day in the "life". "Last Call" is a great work of art for anyone that loves music, and who knows that some of the best music can be heard and enjoyed in these quaint little places not found on any roadmap or music itinerary.

It can make a great addition to any collection, or it can serve as a great conversation piece when the friends are over enjoying a casual and relaxing evening. The hallmark of good art is the ability to set the artistic tone in any environment, and no matter what your present artistic tastes may be; this painting will speak volumes about your love of pure music. It's like straight-ahead jazz: played straight-up with no chaser other than the performers on the set. If you haven’t already discovered the fluid and colorful work of Frank Morrison—you should!

Thursday, August 30, 2007

The Message in the Cubes


Not everyone is attracted to modern art. In fact, there is a great deal of debate about what really defines modern art. Perhaps the most important characteristic of modern art is its attempt to make sculpture and painting an end to themselves. You might say it is "art for art’s sake". And this is not to marginalize it in any way at all. The brush of the modern artists allows him or her to be free in expressing the more "personal" meanings of life—thus appealing to a sense of freedom that many people are able to feel by direct association when observing a work of modern art.

Sol Lewitt, hits the nail on the head in his interesting and curios work titled: "Distorted Cubes". The painting evokes a need to understand what he’s communicating. Yet, there is a balance of
colors and images that gives the observer the feeling that everything is placed perfectly. You can tell that Sol Lewitt is working within the matrix of harmony—otherwise known as the consistent arrangement of objects or ideas. In a nutshell, this is an intriguing piece that will fit nicely with any decorative theme in your home or office.

"Distorted Cubes" will make the perfect gift for any room decor, and would fit perfectly in the world of a son or daughter away at college. When looking at modern art, there’s no need to get caught up in the traditional dogma and discussions that will most assuredly take place. If you like it—that’s good enough! When you discover Sol Lewitt, the reasons for the attraction may be beyond explaining, and perhaps this in itself is why modern art is here to stay.

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

A Street in Paris

Some artists have the gift of being able to an individual to a different place and time. The setting can be universal, and can include wildlife, the countryside, Native American art, landscapes and seascapes just to name a few. George Hallmark has this special ability, and it doesn't hurt to have a last name that is synonymous with excellence either! His Handsigned & Numbered limited Edition Canvas Ciclee: "Rue Dauphine", is a fine example. Rue Dauphine is a street in Paris France, but it could very well be a place we've all visited at some time in our lives.

It depicts a simple beauty: flowers hanging overhead, shutters that harbor secrets, and a feeling of elegance living past its time. It reminds us of those quaint little shops where we pause each time, thinking that we should stop in and browse-yet we never do! The cracks in the old brick streets remind us of the flaws in life that somehow work themselves into the very fabric of everyday living, and we're caught up in a deep thought of wondering why we find this to be a beautiful scene. Somehow, the play of shadows suggests a day that is winding down-a time of rest! This is artwork that becomes the central point of any home décor. It's masterfully done, and immediately evokes an emotional connection with the viewer. You can own this beautiful work of art today-and dream of those places where you've always wondered what's behind the door!

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Heavy Blankets of Snow


There are still places in America where, if quiet enough, you can actually hear the snow as it gently blankets the earth! There’s a peace and quiet, and a connection made with nature unlike any other time of year. Bob Timberlake is able to bring the vision to life in his masterful framed art print: “Heavy Snow”. A native of North Carolina, Bob Timberlake’s works of art are a reminder of the beauty of rural life in the South. His paintings are a testament to time spent in the “woods” amidst rolling hills and old wooden barns alongside pleasant country roads.

The beauty of his art is that the theme is in sync any season of the year. Art that depicts nature is a favorite of anyone that enjoys the spirit of the outdoors. Though the artist seems to favor the winter months of the year, he is also well known for his painting of daises and flowers that sprout alongside ancient barns and winding countryside roads.

Enhancing a home with artwork will help to make any house—a home. The right kind of artwork can enhance any home’s aesthetic value tremendously. Actually when considering art, the goal should be to buy what you enjoy looking at. It’s a natural process, and the theme will naturally evolve on its own. Everyone has the choice of buying as an investment, or simply for the pleasure derived from the artwork itself. Whatever the reason, the work of Bob Timberlake is emotionally moving, and is a wonderful investment in any venue.

Monday, August 27, 2007

The Lure of Miami

Miami is famous for mild year-round climates and access to an ocean unrivaled anywhere else in the world. As America's most southern resort city, it's also an international destination for people with recreation in mind. If you're into tennis, golf, and sporting events, Miami is the hot spot to visit. Sparkling waters act as a magnet for fishermen, divers, and boating enthusiasts from all over the world. Miami is also ranked as one of the world's healthiest cities.

Miami Framed Art Panoramic City Scenes: "Miami, Florida (Nightime)" captures the fluid mood and active lifestyle of Miami perfectly. It's also a great gift to give for people that are active in life-no matter where they live. The Miami colors, made universally popular by the "Miami Vice Era", should work perfectly with any present home or office décor. There’s an energy pulsating from the panoramic city view of Miami that is sure to energize your entire home or living space.

It's also the type of art that can serve as the perfect platform for creating a theme for both art and furniture. It says you're a person on the move, and there's no chance of slowing down anytime soon! Whether you make Miami a point of destination for fun and adventure, or even if you’ve never been to this dynamic city "Miami, Florida (Nightime)" will create the urge to make the trip again and again. Framed under glass, each print arrives with the finest handcrafted moulding and a custom engraved brass plate. It's truly a beautiful work of art you'll be proud to display.

Friday, August 24, 2007

Art - Functionally Pretty

Artworks are more than just pretty pieces to hang on your walls. They can also be used as functional pieces to tie in colors, harmonize the room or add balance. There are a lot of great tricks you can do with various artworks to make them perform the dual function of looking great on your walls as well as tying together colors and patterns.

If you have a soft decor that done in a French Country style, consider adding a rustic floral design or country look rooster such as a Charles Wysocki open edition print of a rooster pulling a cart full of country fresh items. Rooster Expressis done in two different styles to match any taste. You can choose to have the print or a canvas reproduction. The prints are double matted and framed; the canvas artwork is framed and both pieces are done using archival tapes and papers as well as arriving ready to hang.

Another great way to incorporate colors into your decor is to use an area rug that catches some of the main colors in your artworks on your wall. This will really make the color scheme in your decor flow.

You can use artworks so many ways to make your room look brighter, livelier or just add a whimsical touch to show your own personal sense of humor with your choice in artworks. Use these tips and brighten your interior!

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Hang That Artwork Right!

You have no problem at all when it comes to choosing all of your favorite art pieces to decorate your home with, but how are you with your hanging skills. After all, a painting is only as good as the look that it has once it is on your wall! The last thing you want is to have an incredible framed print or oil painting that you have been dying to get, only to have it hung up in a crazy manner on one of the walls within your home, apartment or office space. Luckily for all of those people who aren't sure how to hang up their wall art, there are a couple of tips that you can follow to ensure a great look every time.

Do you have a problem when you are trying to find just the right position to hang a piece of art on your wall? Sometimes it can be confusing when you are trying to figure out if you have something position too high or too low. A nice rule of thumb to go by is making sure that the center of the piece is right about eye level for the average adult. Certainly, you will have to tweak this tip from time to time depending on the size of the painting itself as well as the height of your room of choice.

Another good thing to look for is the amount of lighting that you have in the area that you are thinking of decorating with wall art. The last thing you want is for your precious piece of art to get lost in a room without proper lighting. In this case, you can always use accent lighting to boost the look of the wall space!

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Getting Your Children Interested In Art


Have you happened to notice that your child seems to be taking quite an interest in how their room is decorated at home? Sometimes children are longing for something a little extra in terms of expressing themselves through their decor. When you find that your son or daughter is looking to have a say in the design and decor that goes into their bedroom, you might want to let them explore and see what happens.

It is true that you are never too young or too old to be interested in art. As a matter of fact, introducing your children to art at a very early age can help them tremendously in terms of creativity. Because art is such a lovely way to express yourself, it is no wonder why so many children become interested in all of the aspects of art. When you find that there is a gallery showing in your local area, why not see about bringing your child along with you? Don't be afraid to talk with them about all of the colors and different styles on display!

When it comes to their room at home, a terrific idea is letting your child choose the color palette. In addition to that, you can always go the extra mile by letting them choose some incredible framed prints to hang on their walls. They might even be interested in a couple of small sculpture pieces. Art can be a great way to not only open up your child's mind, but a terrific way for the two of you to bond as well.

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Sizing Up Your Wall For Art

Have you ever been in someone's home and noticed they had their artworks arranged in a funky way that wasn't pleasing to the eye? It can also happen when someone puts up one large artwork on a wall and it is so huge it just overpowers it.

Getting the size right for your artworks isn't rocket science, but you should have a good idea how either a large impact piece or a collection of smaller artworks will look better in your room. There's an easy way to see what will look best and figure out how to get the best arrangement for your artworks. Just take plain sheets of paper and cut them to match the sizes of the artworks you're considering and then arrange them on your wall.

Use double-sided poster tape so you can stick and re-stick the papers on your walls without fear of pulling any of the paint off . Think creatively, arrange the papers in different shapes; diamonds, squares even a circle of art can look unique depending on other elements in your decor. Once you come up with a design scheme you're happy with, place your order for a colorful artwork to add some zing to your decor and start your art collection!

Monday, August 20, 2007

Art Print on Canvas?

You don't have to be an interior designer to know what works and what doesn't within your living space. Many times, people like to purchase art solely because it speaks to them and not just because somebody told them that they should like it or it will look fabulous in their decor.

Once you find a certain style that you happen to be very fond of, you just might find yourself on a bit of a spending spree until you have gathered up quite a collection. When it comes to great choices in wall decor, you could see that canvas art will be one of your favorite choices.

Having a nice collection of canvas art in your living space can be a great conversation starter as most people assume that artworks on canvas are originals. You can get a huge number of prints available on canvas so the choices to match your interior decor are nearly limitless.

Prints on canvas are growing in popularity as more and more people discover their versatility. Ever wanted to own a Monet or Van Gogh on canvas? Now you can and your guests will do a double take when they see a classic artwork on your walls. If you love cats, flowers, Tuscan countryside and more - you can have all the looks you love on canvas.

Once you start putting artworks on canvas on your walls, you'll find yourself replacing a lot of your flat prints in frames with the classic style of canvas.

Friday, August 17, 2007

Walk with Divinity

Faith in a person's life can be a powerful force, and is often a matter of each individual finding it for his or her self. Greg Olson captures the spirit of Faith perfectly in his moving painting: "In His Light". The innocence of a child looks up into the face of Christ, and depicts the perfect balance of a spiritually filled life. There is a soft glow about the head of the Master, and you can feel the concern, patience, and gentleness in which he phrases his answer for the young child.

Religious art can make a great gift to those you care about. It's a perfect way of saying you care and respect how they choose to live and practice their faith. Many people choose to surround themselves with the type of artwork that best express who and what they are when it comes to their spirituality. Some of the objects of expression include statues, paintings, candles, and in some cases-nothing at all. There are millions of people that find their very own unique expression of spirituality by being close to the wide-open spaces of nature.

Of course, if you decide to give a religious gift, the gift will depend on an individual's belief in God, and the religion they choose to practice. Greg Olson has spend a lifetime painting spiritual themes, and his works will make the perfect gift for any believer. And, they make the perfect centerpiece for any home or office décor.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Junkyard Surprises

Many people have fond memories of lying on grassy hill, and looking up at the clouds while chewing on a blade of grass. Or, how about those fishing excursions with only a bamboo pole and a hook and fishing line attached! There are still many places in America where Sunday really is a "lazy afternoon". Junkyards for most people are an eye sore, but for the imaginative at heart, they can be a storehouse of hidden surprises and treasures.

Bob Byerley captures the spirit perfectly in his Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition Giclee: "The Junk Yard Band". In every town in America, there is a spot a half a mile west, and over the railroad tracks, where kids and adults alike can find a myriad of projects and unwanted things that encourage a second look. The junk yard is also a place where there's a solution buried deep beneath each pile. This work of art will make a great conversation piece for any room or office wall. In the painting, the neighborhood children have discovered the joys buried beneath the rubble. For the playhouse, shingles for the roof were found, and wheels for the racer were unearthed. No lemonade stand is complete without an umbrella, and the one the children find is just perfect!

Of course, it's only natural that the best band in the junkyard will form. This is rich art, and will enhance any collection. And, it will bring back memories-that should always be a part of the things we remember best.

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

The Crossing


Native American culture is something that we will always be fascinated with, and whether today or yesterday, the sights, sounds, the images, and the stories leave one with a sense of reverence and wonder. In truth, their lives and stories have become everyone's heritage. "The Fording Place" is a beautiful handsigned limited edition giclee on canvas by John Buxton; that captures perfectly the life and transition of a culture.

While the art is beautiful and the work of a master, there is a deeper and more subtle meaning that the observer can walk away with. Perhaps, it is through the works of John Buxton that history comes to life, and allows one to experience the everyday life of the American frontier. It allows one to open up a window in time and peak through it. The images are stirring and powerful, and remind us of how life must have surely been.

It may not be the kind of artwork that can blend with or compliment every décor, but it is the kind of fine art that becomes the center of attention, and tells the world at a glance that its owner is a person beyond "ordinary biography". In the works of John Buxton, there is a passion and enthusiasm for historical accuracy-and this has propelled the artist to great heights of recognition. You can own a piece of the past today by investing in a truly great work of art. And, just think of the rich history of America you'll be able to share with others!

Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Memories in the Earth


Charles Peterson's work is quite unique! "Wilderness Legacy" is a beautiful painting that celebrates the captivating North Country of America. Enjoying a peaceful moment of fishing, the main character is joined in spirit by those that have lived and walked the earth on this land before him. This style is indicative of his works, and is the central theme that speaks to our hearts in many of his works. You'll find yourself looking for the hidden images, and pondering the skill of how he works them so gracefully into a larger theme.

Charles Peterson is able to capture the spirit of the things we all love and hold dear: the outdoors, sea and landscape images, the town parade, taking piano lessons at grandmother's house, and the sound of sleigh bells in the winter to name a few. These are the kind of images that add wealth and beauty to any home décor.

And, the great thing about his style is there is a meaning in everyone of his painting that will find that special place in the heart of the observer. This defines great art-and great artists. If you're looking to start a collection of fine art, or if you're adding on to that which you already possess, the work of Charles Peterson should not be passed by. You'll find beauty, grace, and a spirit in his paintings that evokes memories of the things that make the journey through life worthwhile.

Monday, August 13, 2007

Remember Those Sunday Drives?

There are still people that prefer the solace and quietude of the country, to the clamor and noise of the city. And for those that do, there are often memories of taking a long lazy drive down a winding road. Jon Crane captures the image perfectly in his nostalgic work of art titled: “Sunday Drive”. You can easily imagine a world in which time has stopped, and the world is virtually unrushed.

His subject material is from actual places in rural American where he has personally visited. In more recent years, he has focused on Amish communities due to their simple way of life. His method is take photos, and the to work from the comfort of his studio or on the road in his motor home. Jon Crane is a humble man, and feels there are other artists more gifted that can paint beautiful scenes form memory or purely from the imagination, but looks at his own gift as being God-given, and plans to share it with the world as long as he can.

If you’re looking for art that will blend in perfectly with antique décor, the work of Jon Crane is the perfect solution. Art that will take you home is the best description of his unique style. And, there’s good reason for this label! Jon searches non-stop for those special panoramas that can be translated onto paper. This is why he’s able to capture the finer details of a reality so important to him. Discover the work of Jon Crane. You won’t be disappointed!

Friday, August 10, 2007

The Man and the Mouse

The work of Walt Disney is recognized and loved the world over. The story of Walt Disney is a tale we've all internalized, no matter what the profession or calling in life. This is the man that brought animation to life for millions of people the world over. Perhaps his greatest legacy is that he pioneered the field of animation, and found new ways to educate and teach.

It's hard to imagine a world without Walt Disney, and the entertainment world-as we know it! The entertainment world, beyond doubt, is the one medium most influenced by his time spent on earth. His unique views and visions were always seeded in the fond memories of the past, and the enduring persistence to reveal to the world the possibilities of what the future might bring.

For 43 years, his career in Hollywood spawned the development of the motion picture industry, and he truly established himself as a very real and integral part of Americana. His humble beginnings on the family farm obviously helped to fertilize his enormous imagination. As he dabbled in art, his talents blossomed and grew. To tell his life story, here, would seem unjust to such a brilliant and inventive soul. But the one thing we can all agree on; is that his life represented the realness of the innate possibilities we all possess.

And years later, even after becoming immensely famous, the gentleness of his life never changed. To the world, he will be best remembered as the "Man and the Mouse". You can own this wonderful Walt Disney Limited Edition Giclee on Photo Paper today-and honor one of the most talented and imaginative minds of modern times.

Thursday, August 09, 2007

The Majesty of Victoria Falls

Imagine the sheer awe of witnessing the largest sheet of falling water in the world. Many of the birds and animals of Africa are represented in the immediately vicinity of Victoria Falls, as well as a huge range of river fish. The wildlife viewing and sports fishing is world -renowned, and people from all over the world come to witness the power and majesty of nature up close and personal. The spray from the falls rises to a height of 1300 feet, and sometimes twice as high. From a distance, it has the appearance of "smoke that thunders".

Michael Sieve captures the magnificence of this world-wonder in his Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas: "Victoria Falls Bush Buck". Michael grew up on a farm in Minnesota, and his father who was an excellent sportsman, took the children hunting quite often on the land that surrounded the family farm. Thus, a powerful relationship with nature was formed that is seen in every aspect of Michael Sieve's paintings. Even though studying abstract, impressionistic, and surreal painting methods-his own personal style is dedicated to realistically illustrating his subjects in accurate settings of their habitats.

You can own this magnificent interpretation of nature today, and make it a part of your personal collection. Scenes of nature blend in perfectly with any setting or room décor, and this is sure to be the center-piece and focal point of attention. Bring the magic and awesome presence of Victoria Falls into your home today!

Wednesday, August 08, 2007

The Beauty of Asian Art

Asian Art Décor consists of many facets: Silk pillows, contemporary lighting, furniture, dinnerware, vases, clocks, boxes, aromatherapy, and decorative arts. You will find many talented young and seasoned Asian artists s whose specialties are abstract, figurative, and sculptural work. Asian art is known to have its roots in balance, and, there are very distinctive and modern creations that will enhance any home setting.

Asian art reflects a traditional beauty and grace of Asian cultures. Much of the art possesses a character that can often be described as dream-like-and can quite often be quite serene. This often means that no matter what type of Asian art you choose to decorate with, it can usually be counted on to provide a positive and balanced home or office setting.

"Oriental Peaches", the beautiful work of Thelma Parsons, is the perfect gift for those that prefer an Asian theme in art décor. It can be the perfect compliment for any room, and will fit right in place with any theme that is already dominant in the home or office. The art comes framed under glass, and is matted in hardwood of the highest quality. This is a beautiful work of art that comes ready to hang with your other fine art collections.

Perhaps no other culture in the world is reflected in its art as uniquely as that of the countries of Asia. Your home or office will be gracefully enhanced by the beauty, balance, and precision of a cultural philosophy that is woven into the very fabric of the art and culture it produces.

Tuesday, August 07, 2007

Tasteful Works of Art

Any office or home will benefit from artwork that is both tasteful and creates a feeling of comfort. The right kind of theme, can refresh an entire room, and will often end up being the center of attraction. Balance is always the key that makes any room or dwelling a place where people can enjoy spending quality time. And, good art is the perfect element for creating that unique sense of balance.

L. Gordon is an artist who is known for painting themes that are comfortable to live with for a long time. His subjects are universal! He paints masterfully on such themes such as children playing in gardens, and beautiful landscapes inspired by the works of the great impressionists. However, his works are so appealing because they remain contemporary, and the narrative colors and styles can easily blend in with the themes of our homes and offices.

“The Striped Awning” is a perfect gift, and will gracefully enhance any room décor. The colors are vibrant, and the setting reminds us of the many quaint and beautiful places we’ve been—or hope to visit one day. You can almost imagine yourself in the painting, walking under the striped awning and browsing the shops inventory. These are the kind of places where you feel compelled to buy something unique—if only as a reminder to the world you were there.

This is also the type of artwork that works well in any setting. There are enough elements, both color and objects, that reflect the lives of every-day people. Discover the genius of L.Gordon. He paints something for everyone!

Monday, August 06, 2007

Art That Everyone Can Appreciate

Native American Art is a favorite among art collectors the world over. And, with respect to the many ‘nations’ and cultures of the Native American: their stories are all unique and fascinating. Few artists are able to convey the beauty of their culture and artifacts, their horses, and the way they looked on a consistent basis. There is always another story waiting to be told, and no one seems to be able to do it with such beauty and grace as Howard Terpning. Such an ability; can only come from a soul that is love with their “calling”.

Howard Terpning is a celebrated artist that has brilliant control over his colors, and this coupled with an ability to evoke strong emotion, makes every ones of his works an unforgettable celebration of fine art. Life itself seems to flow from his paintings! “On the Edge of the World” is a beautiful print that will make a perfect gift, no matter what the art collector’s preferred themes happen to be.

There on the mountain, overlooking the vast expanse, two Native Americans are lost in an eternal moment of peaceful poise and tranquility. We’re there with them, and we can feel the hopes, the dreams, and the uncertainties of life. In a deeper sense, their world is our world! Great art always evokes emotions by drawing one into its very depths, and this is but one perfect example. Discover the powerful interpretations of Howard Terpning, and share them with those that can truly appreciate both the complexities and simplicities of life.

Friday, August 03, 2007

The Works of Thomas Kinkade


If you are like most people, you enjoy the artwork of Thomas Kinkade. There is something about his work that seems to blend fantasy and reality. You may look at some of his art and wonder if such a place really exists and while you are not quite sure it does there is enough realism there to cast doubt upon your thoughts.

His works are all amazing and they have been used for numerous projects, a favorite being jigsaw puzzles. Step into a store that sells puzzles and you are pretty much guaranteed to find Thomas Kinkades work among their best sellers.

Bringing his type of art into your home is like a breath of fresh air. Not many people can resist the bright colors and whimsical subjects. Mr. Kinkade's art is capable of fitting into just about any décor. Of course, if you are lucky enough to own some of his work you already know all of this and would love to acquire more. If you are just starting a collection you have picked a wonderful artist.

If space is limited you may want to consider Thomas Kinkade's Classics Collection. It offers some of his best-loved images that have been reproduced on canvas in a special size (8”x10”) that is perfect for decorating your home. Naturally, each print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity that clearly identifies its status as a First Edition, Second Edition, etc. This size is ideal for accenting larger prints or for hanging in groups.

You can rest assured that when you invest in a Thomas Kinkade print you have made a very wise and lovely decision.

Thursday, August 02, 2007

The Perfect Touch

Have you every looked through a home decorating magazine and found a style that you would love to achieve but you weren't quite sure where to start? Maybe you are not able to hire a professional decorator and feel that your own capabilities are not quite up to the job. Take heart, you are more capable than you think and there are some great tips for beginners.

If you love the cozy, country style there are many ideas that you may want to consider. A big and warm afghan thrown across the back of your couch is both stylish and useful. In addition, hardwood flooring is great for this type of style, just add several area rugs to compliment the furnishings. Window treatments can also add personality to your rooms theme. Some consider Gingham curtains a must for the country feel and they are a very traditional treatment, which accents your décor.

Sometimes the small touches can be over-looked and yet those small touches can affect the room in a big way. Paintings or prints are a great way to pull it all together. For example even if you are not old enough to actually remember the early 1900s, you have more than likely heard of Norman Rockwell and at one time or another you have probably seen some of his work. He truly enjoyed his era and this amazing artist portrayed old-fashioned Americana at its best. The perfect touch you have been looking for just may be created by adding his work to your home.

Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Decorating with Disney


When you are in the planning stages of redecorating it is often easy to overlook incidental items such as paintings or prints. The perfect addition of art can be the finishing touch that a room needs.

You should always keep in mind the theme you are trying to achieve and of course your likes and dislikes in art. If the room is something that will be used by everyone in the family then you will need to consider common grounds and your family lifestyle. If it is to be used by any one person in particular then it is perfectly fine to consider just their personal style.

If you are redecorating a child's room then something from the Walt Disney Animation Art collection would be the perfect choice. For a younger child consider a Disney Art classic print or prints. There are some great prints that feature Winnie the Pooh and friends.

What child, or most adults for that matter, could resist that loveable Pooh? Perhaps your child would like individual prints of all the characters such as Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore and of course Pooh. Or how about the whole gang under blue skies and playing near a stream. Perhaps all of them arranged on one wall would be something to consider.

There are many different prints available any one of which would be a source of fun and enjoyment for your child. Also, as a parent you will be pleased with the knowledge that there is nothing more wholesome than Walt Disney characters and their prints clearly follow this tradition.