This week’s featured art is Photosynthesis - Green Tryptych by Eileen D

This time of year, here in the southwest, there’s not a lot of green to be found, so when I came across this piece, I figured I’d green the place up a bit!

A gifted photographer, Eileen has many fantastic pieces available at Imagekind, and this would look wonderful as a green accent to any room. I’m looking forward to featuring more of Eileen’s work!

Photosynthesis - Green Tryptych by Eileen D — View Larger

I have customized the display of this piece with the following options:

Paper: Photo Glossy
Mat: none
Frame: Contemporary Black (under Black in the frame choices dropdown)
Glazing: Acrylic

Sized at Large, the cost for Photosynthesis - Green Tryptych as I’ve presented it is $124.71.

Customers may select a new display combination or leave them off altogether and purchase an unframed print, starting at $17.98.

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This week’s featured art is Quincy Market Banners by Anthony Torres

I grew up not far from Boston, and my regret is that my family moved away from that area before I was of an age to really appreciate the city. I always did enjoy going to Quincy Market though - it was, and is, a fantastic place. Photographer Anthony Torres has a spectacular collection of Boston art for sale at Imagekind, and his Quincy Market Banners piece is one of my favorites.

Quincy Market Banners by Anthony Torres — View Larger

I have customized the display of this piece with the following options:

Paper: Photo Luster
Mat: Matte White (under White/Cream in the mat choices dropdown)
Frame: Clear Natural Flat (under Natural in the frame choices dropdown)
Glazing: Acrylic

Sized at Medium, the cost for Quincy Market Banners as I’ve presented it is $142.39.

Customers may select a new display combination or leave them off altogether and purchase an unframed print, starting at $25.47.

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This week’s featured art is Eternal love by Paula Wakeham

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this is one of my favorite pieces of Valentine-themed art at Imagekind. I love the contrast between the flower and the heart, and the texture of the background is fantastic.

I’d love to see this piece hanging in a master or guest bedroom.

Eternal love by Paula Wakeham — View Larger

The artwork is shown with the Satin Black Slope frame and the Blackcore Ivory Black mat (adjusted to a width of 2.5 on all sides). Purchased at Medium (24″ by 16″) size and fitted with UV Protective Acrylic, the cost of this piece at the time of this writing is $162.22 (+S&H).

Unframed prints begin at $9.34, subject to change.

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This week’s featured art is Love, Off-Kilter by Daniel M. Clark

Okay, yes, this week’s piece is actually one of my own. It’s the first in a series of digital stained glass that I’m working on. It’s my site, I should be able to plug my own work every once in a while, right?

Love, Off-Kilter by Daniel M. Clark — View Larger

Sometimes love doesn’t play nice. Sometimes love doesn’t quite see eye-to-eye. This is a piece of digital stained glass, created in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. It’s a colorful, abstract piece that puts me in mind of Valentine’s Day. I’ve chosen to display it without a mat to better show off the heart and the colors. To better see the fine detail, I’ve provided a clip showing the detail at 100%:

Next week, someone else’s Valentine’s Day themed artwork.

Prices for Love, Off-Kilter begin at $48.49, subject to change.

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This week’s featured art is Italian Dinner by Tom Mc Nemar

I’m such a Food Network junkie. I was watching Guy’s Big Bite while looking around for some nice art to feature this week, and on a whim, I typed “cooking” into the search box at Imagekind. This fantastic piece was on the first page of search results.

Still life doesn’t often interest me, to be honest. I find that budding photographers too frequently set up some random objects on a bland background and call it done. This, though… this is different.

Italian Dinner by Tom Mc Nemar — View Larger

The background texture is warm and inviting - I love the tone of it. The tile tabletop and background just scream ‘Italy’ to me. The ingredient list is as fabulous as it is fundamental. The meal I could make out of this… well, it would be great. I was planning on doing Chinese tonight, but I may just have to put that off for another night.

This piece is going in my kitchen when we remodel later this year.

Everything about the presentation - the frame, the mat - is perfect. Should the buyer prefer though, they can be customized or removed altogether. This piece may also be printed on canvas.

Prices for Italian Dinner begin at $23.35, subject to change.

New art featured weekly, courtesy of the artists at Imagekind.