Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Sunday, December 8, 2013

Gifts for Kids: CHILDREN'S ART FROM MINTED


CHILDREN'S ART PRINTS

Minted

If you're looking for a unique gift for a niece, nephew or grandchild, or to brighten up the bedrooms of your own little darlings, check out Minted's beautiful selection of children's art prints. Many of them can be personalized for that extra special touch. This adorable Dream Big print by guess what? makes a fitting statement for any child's room.

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Gifts for Him: DIGITAL ART PRINTS


MINIMALIST DIGITAL ART PRINTS

Posteritty

Here's another gift my husband will be getting this Christmas. Although his favourite TV show, Breaking Bad, is no more, he can still have a visual remember of his beloved Walter White with this digital art print from Etsy shop Posteritty. Posteritty creators Paul and Rob, out of Matlock, England, make "modern minimalist poster prints" using vector images printed in limited edition runs.

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Gifts for Her: BABYLIT PRINTS BY SUGAR (Giveaway - CLOSED)


BABYLIT PRINTS

Sugar by Alison Oliver

I told you before how much I love the BabyLit series of literature-inspired books for toddlers and children. The inspiring artwork in the books is by Alison Oliver. Fortunately for the literature fans among us adults, Alison has also designed a series of BabyLit prints to grace our walls. I was immediately taken with her timely Anna Karenina line of prints, like "Earrings," shown on my family room wall above.

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Gifts for Him and Her: ORIGINAL ART BY LAURIE APPLEBY-WILLIAMS


ORIGINAL SCULPTURE

Laurie Appleby-Williams

Art can take an ordinary home and turn it into something extraordinary - a place that reflects the hearts and minds of the people who live there. My husband and I have made some effort to collect original art over the years and we are thankful for every last piece. We're not talking Picassos here - art doesn't have to be expensive. It just has to appeal to you.