Check Out Our Newly Added April Artists

Brillick

 When it comes to figuring out what settings are real or fantasy, Brillick’s artwork has created ways which are hard to differ. Whether you want to decorate the game room to inspire your next role play game, or simply want to escape reality. This is easy to accomplish within the various fantasy settings and creatures conjured within Brillick’s art.

Looking for wall décor that is mystically unique? Brillick is likely to have what you’re looking for to expand your creativity and inspiration.

Ephemera

Sarcasm and brutal humor. We all have our moments. Sometimes we need to highlight those experiences and find ways to laugh about. Let’s be honest, humor is the best medicine, and Ephemera sure knows how to pull at those strings. With a combination of vintage illustrations with a humorous (funny, but true) spin.

Florent Bodart

Do you, or know someone who likes to travel, animals, or plays an instrument? Perhaps all of the above? Florent Bodart’s artwork has shown to be inspired by it all and more! From minimalist and travel themed art, to vintage refract rainbows collaged with B/W photography and giant wild animals. Either way, you’re likely to find an art piece out of our selection of his work.

Parablev

Transcend into conscience bliss with the work of Parablev. Cameron Grey’s work reflects the human experience through the mental expansion and awakening. This woke artist out of Melbourne, Australia has what you need to create the safe space for relaxation and meditation. Exercise your mind, body and soul with the artwork of Parable Visions.

Sourced from Parablev’s Deviantart bio: Cameron’s work is regularly displayed in live music & arts festivals across the globe, and his body of work has been selected for preservation by the National Library of Australia as one of the countries artists of the 21st century.

Pol Ledent

A Belgian artist showcases the most expanded painterly art pieces of our collection thus far. Powered by a creative eye and a strong use of color. In our collection of Pol’s work, you’ll see inspiration by the change of seasons in rural landscapes, wildflowers and various themed abstract compositions.

If you’re wondering… Yes, his art work will fit perfect in that empty spot on your wall ;D

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