Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Get Rid of the Stress - Relax

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 décor. 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.

Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Decorate By Season - Think Summer!

It's hard to design for summer in your decor when snow is still on the ground, but many people do as much entertaining in the summertime as they do in the December holiday season and they want their homes to look a little different in the summer and reflect and warmth and life of the season. A 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 collection.

Flowers and a sassy cat are the highlights of this design and the bright colors will enhance and yet, not overpower your room. This design is a beautiful mix of media including 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, kick back and enjoy the day with family and friends.

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. Add some summer breeze to your room with this refreshing artwork!

Friday, January 18, 2008

Think Ahead to Spring

Sure it's cold now but spring will soon be upon us and if you don't have time to go till up your yard to make a garden area, a great solution can be the creative placement of planters around your yard. Not all plants do well in planters but you can make a glorious springtime presentation in your yard if you choose your plants wisely. Whether you choose small, medium, large or extra-large planters, you can make a great display.

In a small planter, put delicate looking violets. For as fragile as they look, they are really quite hardy plants and if you're the type that doesn't remember to water your plants on a regular basis, violets are very forgiving. If you'd like something a little aromatic, try planting some lavender. It has a delicate scent that attracts hummingbirds in the early morning and late afternoon hours as well as butterflies and bumble bees. Two herbs that make a nice presentation in a planter are Rue and Feverfew. Both will produce a lot of leaves and masses of small delicate flowers.

Wild flowers also look nice in planters. When you buy the mixed packets, you are never sure exactly what you'll get but generally they begin blooming in the mid-to late spring and continue until the late summer. Bulb flowers such as tulips and jonquils do very well in planters and if you live in a cooler climate, they will thrive. In the winter, many people advise to dig up your bulbs and wrap them in dry paper and store them in a cool, dark area like a basement or a cupboard in your utility room.

Bring the blooms of spring indoors to your walls with a beautiful piece of artwork that is literally dripping with fresh colors. A gorgeous piece with flowers all around will bring the freshness of spring into your home.

Friday, September 07, 2007

Endless Patterns

When it comes to creating endless and colorful patters, Galina Datloof may be unparalleled. And, if you love both music and art, Galina may be just the answer. Her Limited Edition Serigraph on Canvas: "Piano Concerto" is quite exhilarating and aesthetically provocative. She uses a rich range of material that include: oils, acrylics, pencil, and ink. There are extreme emotions coming out of her creations that evident in each stroke of the brush.

Her work is extremely abstract, yet balanced, and is admired the world over for its originality and richness. It's not hard to surmise that she has a love for music, dance, and theater, and her admiration and love for the performing arts can be seen and felt in all of her works. This alone makes her work the perfect gift for any modern art setting, or one where music is the central theme.

Her painting represent Russian avant-garde at is best, and she can credit this to her beloved mentor and teacher: Svetlana Shiskina. For the serious lover of art, the works of Galina afford the art lover the opportunity to own a piece of Russian history that is reminiscent of post World War ll. Her creativity is also a testament to the infinite variety of ways that genius can manifest itself. If you're looking to enhance your collections of with artwork that is rich and alive with colors and patterns that dance, Galina Datloof is the perfect starting point.

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.

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.

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.

Friday, June 29, 2007

How To Create a Relaxation Room

These days, life is all fast paced and full of stress. It's all about how quickly you can get things done. Everything has to be bigger and better and faster. In times like these, I think we often forget to slow down, and relax. Instead of turning your spare room into an office (why bring your work home AND dedicate a whole space to it?) or a guest room, turn it into a relaxation room. A room like this is a perfect place to calm down, mellow out, and relieve yourself of all the stressors in your life. It’s a place for tranquility and release.

Use colors that will help promote tranquility, cool colors that promote restfulness. Blues, greens, and light purples are great color choices. Keep the room uncluttered, but comfortable. You don't want the room to be bare though, one piece of art on the wall that helps you to escape and feel relaxed is good. One example of such a piece of art would be Maria Sherbina's "Gladiolas". This piece is beautiful, and tranquil. Other things to include in your room would be a CD player, water fountain, face masks, soft blankets, and a comfy chair. Books, bottled water, and even some candles or plants are good choices as well. Things that you do not want to put in a relaxation room would include phones, televisions, computers, or fax machines. These things are a connection to the world that causes stress, you don't want them in the very place where you are trying to release that stress.

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Spring is Coming Soon!

Spring will soon be upon us and if you don't have time to go till up your yard to make a garden area, a great solution can be the creative placement of planters around your yard. Not all plants do well in planters but you can make a glorious springtime presentation in your yard if you choose your plants wisely. Whether you choose small, medium, large or extra-large planters, you can make a great display.

In a small planter, put delicate looking violets. For as fragile as they look, they are really quite hardy plants and if you're the type that doesn't remember to water your plants on a regular basis, violets are very forgiving. If you'd like something a little aromatic, try planting some lavender. It has a delicate scent that attracts hummingbirds in the early morning and late afternoon hours as well as butterflies and bumble bees. Two herbs that make a nice presentation in a planter are Rue and Feverfew. Both will produce a lot of leaves and masses of small delicate flowers.

Wild flowers also look nice in planters. When you buy the mixed packets, you are never sure exactly what you'll get but generally they begin blooming in the mid-to late spring and continue until the late summer. Bulb flowers such as tulips and jonquils do very well in planters and if you live in a cooler climate, they will thrive. In the winter, many people advise to dig up your bulbs and wrap them in dry paper and store them in a cool, dark area like a basement or a cupboard in your utility room.

Bring the blooms of spring indoors to your walls with a beautiful piece of artwork that is literally dripping with fresh colors. A gorgeous piece with flowers all around will bring the freshness of spring into your home.