Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Art Collecting Just for Fun


With the release of the much-hyped Simpson's Movie a limited edition giclee depicting Homer and Bart on a bike is a natural choice for all of you Simpson's fans.

This piece would be a wonderful gift for any art collector, whether they are into that type of medium or subject or not. The mere fact that it is a limited edition, only 195 pieces, is enough to make it a collector's item. Add the unusual subject matter and it is sure to be a centerpiece for many gatherings and conversations.

It would also be an ideal addition to a game room or den that has been decorated with a tendency towards cartoons and comedy. Or, as the centerpiece for one wall with many of the same types of subjects displayed around it. Or the focal point with other Simpson paraphernalia included in the display.

Its fun subject matter would make it an appropriate "first" piece for someone just starting out in the art-collecting world. Or for the collector that has an eye for comedy and loves this type of unusual art. Also, it would be a wonderful gift for a child to hang in their room. To them it is just fun as a Simpson's print, yet you know that as a limited edition it is also an investment in their future. Not to mention that it may be the start of a tradition of art collecting in the family.

Whatever the reason for collecting this art, it is something that can be enjoyed by many people for generations to come.

Monday, July 30, 2007

A Perfect Baby Gift


There are many occasions that may require you to purchase a gift. It may be a birthday, anniversary or house warming and at times it can be difficult deciding exactly what to get.

Art, with its diversity can be a wonderful gift. Perhaps a large print that would like great over the couch would be perfect for a house-warming gift. Or a signed lithograph from a favorite artist for the birthday person on your list. For an anniversary gift, something depicting the style or era in which the wedding took place would be ideal.

However, the birth of a baby is a true milestone in a person's life and finding the perfect gift can be a challenge. You want something that is very special and shows that it comes from the heart. When thinking of an infant or child the word whimsy may come to mind and expounding on that thought may lead you to a magical, or fanciful, area. While you may have not even thought of art as a possibility for a gift, you may want to consider it now.

If you love the whimsical, magical idea, you may want to check out some very special sculptors. Walt Disney has long been a favorite with both adults and children. Which is why a Disney sculptor may be exactly what you are looking for. There are many to choose from including Dumbo, Mickey Mouse, Bambi, Cinderella and Peter Pan to name just a few.

You are sure to find one that suits your needs perfectly. Accomplishing the special feel of a gift as well as being a great investment. It is sure to be a treasured piece that will be handed down many generations.

Friday, July 27, 2007

Motivate the Avid Angler with a Gift of Art

There's a lot more to being an Angler than most people would expect. There is a great deal of hope, optimism, and enthusiasm in the sport. There is a great focus on the technology involved, the best lures, the best baits, and where and when to fish. And, that's not all! Just think about the psychological, physical, philosophical, and humorous aspects of the sport. Yes! Anglers quite often laugh at themselves.

Some folks even attach a spiritual reverence to the sport, and perhaps rightfully so. To stand at one with nature: poised, quiet, thoughtful, and intuitive-surely qualifies the master angler to receive a high level of respect and reverence.

You can give the perfect gift from one of America's most gifted wildlife artists: Mark Susinno. Mark's talent blossomed at an early age, and allowed him to attend the prestigious Pratt Institute of New York where he graduate with highest honors. His story is quite fascinating! What started as a few simple casts of the fishing rod became an obsession for angling. He had found his niche in the world, and this love began to show up on his canvases. The rest is history, and perhaps the story is best told in his beautiful limited edition print: "The Refusal-Brown Trout".

Every angler has a legendary story about the big one that got away, or the one that wouldn't bite. However, this is just the way of nature, and there is not one angler what would have it any other way. Perhaps the greatest reason the angler fishes with others of like kind; is to share solitude with the people they care about. Give that special angler in your life a gift of art that will tell the story for years to come.

Thursday, July 26, 2007

The Perfect Art Gift for the Sportsman in Your Life

If there's a sportsman in your life, chances are that a gift will be appreciated no matter what the event or season of the year. The one thing that all sportsmen and sportswomen have in common is the love of nature and wildlife. It's a great privilege to observe animals up close and personal in their natural habitat, and this often means traveling abroad to other countries.

While the rules of engagement have changed dramatically to protect wildlife and their habitat, the average sportsman or sportswoman still enjoys spending time with nature whether it's hunting, animal watching, or deep-sea fishing. Julia Rogers captures the true spirit of nature in her numbered and limited edition: "Leopard Descent". In all of her paintings, you'll readily find a realism that commands attention and the utmost respect.

It won't take you long to fall in love with this masterpiece! The powerful and stealthy leopard slowly makes its descent as it stalks its unsuspecting prey. Its agility and grace can almost be felt through the painting. Julia was able to nurture her talent twofold: Her mother was an artist, and her father a wildlife enthusiast. Through extensive travel, she was able to observe animals in their natural habitat. There are usually several major factors that come together that allows great talent to be developed and expressed. When this happens, a great talent like Julia Rogers emerges and takes the art world by storm.

Her works will be the perfect gift for the sportsman that appreciates the beauty and balance of nature.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Finding the Right Art Gifts for the Bird Lover

Shopping for the avid bird lover may not be as difficult as you think. You might consider parrot jewelry, large neon signs, parrot signs, wall sculptures, parrot mini quilts, birds on beach chairs, and even birds on a key chain just to name a few. However, if you're really serious about giving a gift that will be remembered, the following is a great idea.

The perfect gift to give, either to yourself or someone else, is "Birds of Paradise" by Tiefeng Jiang. This is great art from one of China's most talented artists. Tiefeng Jiang is from the province of Zhejiiang, and gets his inspiration from the richly adorned tropical birds from the country of Vietnam. There are also a number of cultures that have influence his work from the same area.

It's natural to develop such vibrant and rich techniques when the backdrop is filled with lush, exotic flora and fauna-as is found in his homeland. His works are very thought provoking and engaging. It's also evident that an inner revolution was taking place in the development of his technique and approach. In each of his paintings, there is something dynamic taking place that grabs the observer's attention and refuses to let go.

This is artwork for the serious art lover, and will make a huge impact on any room décor. Without a doubt, this can be the centerpiece and main focus of attention in any room setting. This is truly the kind of artwork that commands respect, and becomes inspirational from the very moment it finds a place in your home.

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

The Right Piece Can Wake up Your Room

Art and mirrors can bring life and energy to any room. It can also change the entire ambiance of a room. If you know how to cleverly place pictures in certain ways, you can create an entire new look and feel. Placing pictures, wall ornaments, or mirrors strategically, will help to make any room look "lived" in. Your own unique personality is also injected into the room.

Every room has an "accent", and color pictures and prints serve to compliment the connection. You don't think about it, but paintings and pictures help to absorb the noise in a room. If you're painting a room, and all the furniture and pictures are removed, it's quite easy to hear your own echo. The right type of artwork can also help you achieve the illusion of length.

You can also liven up any room by pulling rearranging the furniture. Try pulling the furniture out from the walls and positioning at intriguing angles. When you have a piece of interesting art on the wall, make sure there is furniture right there to compliment it. Plants and greenery will always add a breadth of fresh air to any room. You can also lay down an area rug, which is also a great way of defining a conversation area.

Even mirrors can add to the personality of a room if positioned to reflect an object of interest. If you have collectibles, they can be grouped together to show off your personality. Finally, there's no reason you can't add an attractive Afghan or Throw. They will have the same effect as decorative pillows, and will also serve to add texture to your furniture. It only takes a little imagination to live up any room.

Monday, July 23, 2007

Art For Autumn Décor


Autumn is right around the corner, and it's the perfect time of the season to plan for this special time of year. Autumn is that season when the earth bursts forth in full expression in rustic colors, and days are sunny and the nights cool and crisp. Why not let your home celebrate the autumn as well by the perfect art décor to match.

For many people, it usually involves raking leaves and gathering firewood for the winter fireplace. Even the squirrels are unusually busy gathering food for the impending season that will surely follow. Terry Redlin captures the spirit of the season in her hand signed and numbered limited edition artist proof print: "Autumn Evening".

The family is gathered outdoors, and they are all busy about the task of raking leaves. The neighbors are all home, and the evening lights are turned on one by one in this peaceful neighborhood. And, it's a common and safe practice to burn the leaves right there in the street. Now, that's something that will bring back memories of long ago! It's this kind of artwork that sets the tone in any room: inspiring reflection and relaxation for the entire family.

It's also the kind of art that you can build an entire theme around. It usually starts with a beautiful or intriguing work of art on the wall, and then the inspiration strikes to balance the rest of the room with same type of energy. Before long, you'll be motivated to busy yourself with the entire home or office.

Friday, July 20, 2007

Art for the Dog Lover

Dogs offer us a wide range of emotions-love, anxiety, and curiosity-and thereby make us think they possess the full array of human emotions. When you really think about it though, aren't the emotions mentioned really the most important?

When we arrive home, they dance with joy and put their heads on our knees. And, when they look lovingly up into our eyes, we feel a sensation of love and loyalty. So what if the world doesn't care, we have our dogs to fill in the gaps. Who knows? That loving look might just be man's best friend telling us they're hungry!

Dogs are pretty good at reading or emotions too. They've learned to respond to our emotions, and that makes us happy. This is perhaps the biggest reason whey we don't let hamsters or squirrels run loose in the house. It's a good exchange; we love them and get a lot love in return.

They also help us to make important social decision in our lives. If you're guy, it's a well- established fact that you had better impress her dog if you want the relationship to flourish-and vice versa. Who knows, maybe dogs have evolved to the point of being great mimicking human emotion. Whatever the case, it really doesn't matter in the bigger scheme of things. Dogs will be in our lives as long as boys have fishing poles and fish to catch in a winding country stream.

Since we've given them human-like status, the perfect gift of any dog lover is the engaging and charming print by Bill Bullas: "The Nerd Dogs". This just about sums up their entire personality, and what they really mean to us.

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Art for the Cat Collector


Cats are interesting creatures to say the least, and they come in as many sizes, colors, and shapes imaginable. People have debated for centuries over whether cats can be taught to do tricks, or if they can really fit into the classification of being intelligent. However, for the cat lover, these things are unimportant. We can love cats simply for being what they are.

Cats provide a loving presence, and maybe it's just the feeling of a cat cuddling up next to you that symbolizes love and warmth. It doesn't hurt to feel that wonderful vibration when cats purr either! And, just think of the joy you feel when your cat is had a tasty meal. There's nothing better than watching a cat lick its whiskers. When that happens, somehow it makes life feel good through and through.

Cat's can be of tremendous help if a person is sick or under the weather too. They seem to intuitively sense the need for a person's attention, and in giving it in their own unique way; they serve a wonderful purpose in making that person somehow feel better. Be on the lookout though! Cat's are legendary for being finicky, and it's this almost human-like quality that makes them so endearing.

Cats live long lives, and we can enjoy them for many years. Often, the passing of a cat is equivalent to losing a loved one. Steve Hank's limited edition, "The Cat's Lair", is the perfect celebration of those little animals we just can't seem to live without.

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Make a Limited Edition Print the Perfect Gift!


A print can be the perfect gift, but finding the right print as a gift for a special occasion can be a challenge. Some good rules of thumb are as follows: You should always pick a gift that fits a person's lifestyle. Delve into whether they like decorative prints, or if they prefer prints that border more on the conservative side of art.

Do they love animals, or are they more the outdoors type and attracted to the change of seasons? Inquire if they like to play cards, collect clocks, mouse pads, or collect home décor items. Is the person you have in mind an amateur sportsman or woman, or are do they "cut their teeth" in watching or participating in sports? The list of possibilities can be endless, and it will be up to you to narrow down the choices.

The biggest thing to remember is to keep the search fun, as the search will actually open up your knowledge about who that person really is. Once you've narrowed your search, you should also take into consideration the type of setting your print gift will be placed in. If you're personally familiar with the recipient, you can make a reasonable guess. If on the other hand you're not as familiar with a person's private home settings, it won't hurt to inquire from those that might have the "inside" scoop.

A safe bet can be wildlife print, and the perfect place to start is with the acclaimed work of David A. Maass. His fine art limited edition print "Tomahawk Trail-Pheasant" would make the perfect gift. Very few people can reject the beauty of nature, and this work of art captures perfectly the essence of something we all want to preserve.

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

We Can All Use a Little Relaxation


There's nothing like having a home that is inviting and relaxing for friends or family. "Relaxation" by Patricia Govenzensky" is a beautiful work of art that says it all in the stroke of a brush. She is fast becoming a rising star in the International world of art, and is well known for her richly textured acrylics and watercolors. Her paintings offer center around "romantic" mysteries, and her use of watercolors are able to evoke feelings of intense happiness or sadness in her characters.

This is a superb work of art that will enhance any room decor. The colors are vibrant, and represent every major color on the spectrum. This means that it immediately becomes a perfect match for any wall in the home or office. And, let's face it! It's a great conversation piece. Great art that evokes an emotional response is what make are great in the first place.

The vibrancy and life in her work is perhaps a result of her youthful years in Tel-Aviv, where from a young age she was enrolled in art courses sponsored by the Tel- Aviv Museum. Later, she studied at the Avni Institute, and continued to expand her knowledge at the Ramat Hasharon Art Academy, where she graduated with honors.

This is art that has the ability to create a relaxed mood-of which we can never have too much of. Your orders will usually ship in 3-9 days, and may take a bit longer if you're ordering "custom framed" products, so if you're getting this outstanding piece for a gift, order a 2-weeks or so in advance to ensure you'll have your beautiful piece in time.

Monday, July 16, 2007

Summertime is Here and Your Choice of Artwork Should Help Celebrate It


Summertime is here, and hopefully the living will be easy. Why not celebrate with the beautiful hand signed artwork of Sueellen Ross. "Summertime and Living is Easy" is the perfect suite to celebrate the long awaited summer, and compliment your art collections.

You can tell that the artist has a strong love for animals, and the result is an exceptionally strong and appealing design using watercolor, India Ink, and pencil. These cats will tempt you to find an easy chair in your favorite spot on the front porch, or that hammock strung between two trees out in the back yard.

An exceptional artist, the works of Sueellen Ross have been exhibited worldwide, and she has been listed in Who's Who in American Art since 1987. The love of painting comes natural, and her two cats are no doubt inspiring. There's an almost "playful" attitude that she's able to bring to bare in all of her works. And, it's this spirit of pureness and realism that touches the heart of those that love animals.

Her attention to detail is most impressive, and no matter what the background in her painting, the animals seem to dominate in a graceful and playful way. She's able to capture her animal's personalities in a way that no other artist of her caliber can. Make sure you liven up your home or office this summer with a personally signed print from one of America's most endearing artists.

Friday, July 13, 2007

The Impact of Realism


David Ward is a master when it comes to capturing realism and uncanny detail. He has an impressive background, and has lived and worked in Mexico, Southwest Africa, Guatemala, and England. Many of his paintings hang in corporate and private collections the world over. "A Boy and His Dog" is a perfect example of his ability to paint a picture that looks as if it had been taken by a camera.

You can see the very ripples in this placid lake, and the reflections in the water couldn't have been painted more realistically. The dog watching its master leave is a scene played out thousands of time in daily life. This is a handsome work of art, that will perfectly with any type of decorating theme.

David fits perfectly into the group of artists that have made the successful transition from the commercial world into that of painting full time. For him, success and fame soon followed, and he is able to spend the quality time it takes for his art to transcend to another level. He presently lives in Canada where the natural beauty of the country is a continual inspiration for his realistic work.

Your art collection won't be complete until you have something by David Ward hanging from the wall. There is something so say about an artist that paints with such striking detail-and what's being said easily falls within the realm of intense admiration. Make it a point to discover the genius of David Ward today!

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Modern Art Made Simple


At first glance, you may not be sure what to make of Julia Ogden's artistic talents. It doesn't take long however, to make the distinction that she is a talented artist. Her hand signed and Limited Edition Giclee "Cream Field I" suggests something quite beyond the art itself. It's unique to say the least, and becomes a powerful focal point of ones attention. It's modern, futuristic, colorful, and somehow manages to convey a sense of purpose.

The colors are vibrant, and will compliment virtually any color scheme. Her talent allows her to space perfectly. The artwork is balanced, and has enough substance to make each work of art complete within itself. This balance immediately transcends the paintings and becomes the theme of the surrounding spaces.

Julia's background is in both art and literature, and this is perhaps why each of her creations seems to tell a story. You can choose from a vast array of handsome framing options that include honey oak, dark walnut, cherry, driftwood, and antique gold to name a few. And, the prints will ship within 3 to 9 days. If you're ordering a "custom framed" product, additional time may be required.

Whatever package you choose, you'll have plenty of time to make a place for the intriguing artwork of Julia Ogden. You'll be able to spend hours pondering what makes the artist "tick". And perhaps this curiosity about the artist, even more than the artwork itself, is what creates notable acclaim for her unique gift of expression.

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Locked in Combat


You can almost feel the thunder of two mammoth elephants as they interlock in fierce combat! The scene is so real that it can be mistaken for a photograph. Such is the realism that is contained in the fine art work of Joshua Spies. "Raging Bulls" is a striking print that will compliment the décor of any wildlife collector.

Joshua Spies is a truly gifted artist, and his accomplishments are already legendary for an artist his age. His wildlife subjects take him near and far across the globe, and the awareness level, of the importance of wildlife preservation, is raised by anyone who glimpses his works. Joshua Spies lives in the tradition of some of the finest artists in the world-far away from the crowd and off the beaten path. Watertown South Dakota is presently where he takes up residence, and no doubt draws inspiration from the stirring beauty of his hometown.

Today's families face a lot of stress in the world, and there are long hours spent at the office, sports practices for the kids, and late dinners. This is why it's important to be surrounded by the things that allow us to draw a sense of contentment from within. There is a great deal of emphasis in getting the outdoors approach to interior design, and the "lodge look" is considered in. While few have the money to make those retreats to those pine mountain lodges whenever the mood strikes, on can, with a little imagination and planning, find the right combination of print art that can be the center piece of any home or office theme. The work of Joshua Spies is an excellent place to begin.

Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Investing in the Home


Homeowners are fixing up the homestead and opting to place their hard-earned dollars in their largest investment-their home. And, the home improvement embellishments range from crown moldings and ceiling tiles-to pocket doors and lavish windows. If you're in the designing mood, the one thing you can do is keep it simple and consider the prints and paintings that will compliment whatever the mood or theme in your home or office.

Jon Crane has the perfect selection of fine watercolors that will set the tone no matter what the season. His handsigned print "Snowy Day", depicts a beautiful secluded cabin scene. You can almost hear the snow as it is falling in the quiet woods. This is finely detailed print, and is typical of the magic that Jon spins on canvas. Over-sized, and nostalgic landscapes are his trademark, and it doesn't hurt to come from a family of talented and notable artists either. His great-great grandfather, was a well known Civil War artist.

Bringing the openness of rural American into your home, through beautiful artwork and prints, is a great way of sprucing up your living spaces form the inside out. For many people, their home is the biggest investment they may make in a lifetime. A solid investment in fine art can be the catalyst that starts you down the road of taking care of the things most near-and dear. And, what better place to begin than with the fine art of Jon Crane!

Monday, July 09, 2007

The Feeling and Color of an Avantdil


If your tastes run towards artworks that tell a story with vibrant colors and dashing figures, you will find the work of Avantdil will fit the bill for what you're looking for.

An exception piece is found in the artwork titled, "Tango Argentina". This large sized print measures in at 40" x 40" and it is part of a very limited edition that is hand numbered and signed by the artist himself. There are only twenty prints in the entire series and it is printed in the style of embellished giclee on canvas.

The artist's style of this painting is impressionist but it also has elements that make up cubism and abstract as well. The colors are rich and detail in this richly stroked piece will lend something new almost every time you gaze up on this impressive piece. The giclee on canvas gives the artwork a very authentic look and with the texture on the canvas, many people will assume it is an original piece.

Avantdil is a popular artist that is collected far and wide. Some of his notable patrons include the United States Ambassador to Georgia, the Governor of the Republic of Adjaria, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Russian Federation, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, and the President of International Lyons Club.

If you don't already have an Avantdil in your personal art collection, consider adding this vibrant piece as a beautiful impact piece to your decor.

Friday, July 06, 2007

Old World Elegance on Your Walls

The elegance of the old world can be found in the most simplistic everyday things around us. The everyday flower and teacup transform into something magnificent with her skillful touch. "Evening Symphony", is a fine limited edition print that you will relish for a long time to come. It is reminiscent of the long hours that go into the crafting of a fine musician-or that of any other profession.

Saia, takes her art seriously, and approaches her craft as if it were a form of meditation. The more she practices her art, the more clearly she sees the world around her; and this insight is readily seen in her delicate paintings that are nothing short of inspirational.

It does not hurt to grow up in the rustic and wide -open spaces of rural Wisconsin either! There is something beautiful and wholesome that takes hold of a soul in these types of environments. Saia feels that the creation of at is not a process that can readily be learned in a classroom. Yes, the theories and techniques with diligent study perhaps can be. However, the true inspiration that accompanies pure creativity comes from deep within.

This fine honed philosophy can be seen in every one of her paintings and sketches, and is her most eloquent driving force. Making a difference in the world by giving back through one's talent is an enriching experience, and brings us closer to the "truth" of all things. You can own a piece of Saia's wonderful world by creating a collection of her fine prints and limited editions.

Thursday, July 05, 2007

Fine Dining and Glassware


The term fine dining is generally used to describe a restaurant or atmosphere that tends to create a serious dining experience. There will usually be a great location and view that compliments the restaurants overall theme. The service strives to be impeccable, with chefs and a service crew from the best culinary schools available.

Perhaps you may not be able to enjoy this type of atmosphere as often as you would like, but you certainly bring the dream close to home by owning the Thomas Stiltz, numbered, and limited edition: "Champagne of Kings". You will find an extraordinary presence of light and form in his works. He does a wonderful job of accenting the ordinary things in our everyday lives by evoking deep feelings and emotions.

The emphasis on detail is stunning, and you can tell this is a man that takes his time when enjoying a fine meal with friends or family. It is obvious that he takes the same care and concern when crafting images of wine and glass. Like the famous wines that take years to age, his process of painting is patient, and utilizes old world techniques using many layers to build up the painting surface. The effect is nothing short of amazing and stunning!

Entertain your family and friends with the fine works of Thomas Stiltz. The artwork alone will do a superb job of setting the proper mood. And, when artwork rises to this level, it is nothing short of being a masterpiece.

Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Mystery on the Stairs


You can add a little mystery and intrigue to any home or office setting with the moody work of Gilberte Brassai. "Stairs, Momartre, Paris", is an interesting take on stairs that seem to wind their way downward, and disappearing into the night. It may take some time to get used to the effect, but is perfect for the individual looking to create the perfect balance of transparency and intrigue in their home.

His work almost has a "film Noir" them associated with it, and on every print, one almost expects something mysterious to occur. If you have a similar theme in your artwork at present, this is the perfect print to set the mood for things to come. Gilberte Brassai was an individual that felt that even the most mediocre photograph had something significant to say to the world. Thus, when you obtain one of his works, you will quickly realize that his pictures "speak" volumes. And, such a tour de force will need the perfect compliment in furniture.

Soft leather furniture can be a great anchor for the works of Gilberte, and with the price of leather falling in recent years; accented pieces are far more affordable. Leather also has a sensuous quality surrounding it. Its durability is also well known. If properly treated, it can outlast upholstered furniture with a life span of 15 to 20 years.

Almost done! Other accents are green ferns and flowers that heighten the mystery mood of Giberte Brassai's works. Now, you are ready to give the perfect tribute to the famous Frenchman by entertaining in style.

Tuesday, July 03, 2007

Embracing the Wide Open Places


Some of the most stunning and beautiful scenery can be found in the wide-open spaces of America. Bountiful wildlife, and exquisite scenery of equine images are the trademarks of Chris Cummings. "Josie", is a beautiful hand signed and numbered limited edition that will bring the very outdoors into your home.

That the artist is in love with nature-is apparent. Chris Cummings was fortunate to grow up on acreage that borders the Santa Cruz Mountains, and this closeness to nature is evident in her paintings and drawings. Majoring in wildlife biology, and minoring in fine art also plays an important role in her ability to bring the intimate scenes of nature vividly to life.

It is great to have a theme when you decorate with paintings and photos. Everything does not have to match, but if you can create a unifying aspect in your choices, the entire atmosphere of your home will be enhanced. Your chosen theme should be centered on a focal point in our home. The focal point is usually the largest object in a room or setting. If you cannot find the obvious focal point, then your paintings or floral arrangements can do the trick.

Equine artwork generally works best when the unifying theme is complimentary, and if you love horses, the works of Chris Cummings are the perfect gift for yourself or anyone that shares your sentiments. Horses on the wide-open spaces of the country convey to all of us a sense of freedom, and you can experience that wonderful feeling up close and personal when you purchase any one her fine limited editions.

Monday, July 02, 2007

Celebrate the Children in Your Life

Our children are important at any stage of their lives, and this will always be the case as any mother or father knows. And, no matter what the special challenge that each one faces, they will always need a good measure of support and understanding. There are those special moments when our children are nestled safe in our arms, and the cares and fears of the world seem to melt away for them.

You can add to your beautiful artwork décor with the handsome limited edition print: "Always There". Artist John Monti captures the timeless essences of that "special moment" perfectly. This is a beautiful and thoughtful piece of artwork that will bring out the very best in your home or office surroundings. You can also choose the frame size, mat selection, and finish that provide the best compliment for your present home or office furniture arrangements.

Whether you're standing serenely by the ocean, pausing to rest alongside a country road on a windy autumn day, or alone with your child in the comfort of their favorite room-they will always remember those special times you gave them special comfort in their time of need. Every room, like our lives, has a focal point. There will always be that one object or event that can add a touch of warmth and presence. "Always There," is far more than a work of fine art by a celebrated artist. It touches upon the very core of what we all hold to be good and decent in life.