( No Tax on All Purchases Outside of Colorado! Ask About Free Shipping & Free Financing.) Through Thomas Arvid's strikingly realistic compositions of wine, he has redefined the modern still life, setting an unmatched precedent in the art world. He unites the aesthetics of art and the sensual complexity of fine wine in his large-scale paintings. He has a talent for portraying light and color. Uniting an eye for photo-realism with a genuine talent for abstract composition, Thomas Arvid offers an innovative commentary about a familiar subject. He has achieved incredible success and national acclaim with his still life compositions of wine and the rituals that surround it. Thomas Arvid is a Detroit native with no formal art training. He never dreamed of making a career as an artist and was encouraged to find a secure job. Though drawing, painting murals, and doing illustrations were a part of Thomas Arvid's childhood, he thought the only opportunities in the industry were as a c ... (more)

() The old adage, "Art imitates life", could not be a more true description of how profound and true Brian Davis' work is. Born in California in 1946, Brian Davis was raised by musician parents to appreciate all things artistic and, true to his upbringing, he has always loved painting. Art is his passion. It is the muse with which he creates his colorful true to life florals. Although magnificent flowers and landscapes are the main choice for his compositions, Brian Davis explains, "The actual job of making an arresting piece of art has nothing to do with what the thing is." He transforms exquisite blossoms like roses, calla lilies, and dahlias into romantic, compelling images with sharpness, color, movement, edge and light. Brian Davis believes that the depth in his art is derived from paying attention to the subtle shifts in value - relative dark and light. He is often asked if there is ... (more)

() Edward Gordon creates scenes of quiet beauty; the sense of solitude created by an absence of human figures evokes the senses of the viewer instead. A consummate draftsman with a keen eye for depicting his subject matter, he achieves painstaking precision in his rendering of texture, color, and form. Manipulating paint as an almost photographic medium, Edward Gordon deliberately softens the strong contrasts of a scene without blurring its details. He mellows the outline drawing with such perfection that it becomes impossible to detect his underdrawings. Because of the incredible amount of information contained in each of his paintings, Edward Gordon is able to produce only 4 to 6 images per year. Remember, there is NO SALES TAX when you purchase outside of Colorado. We also offer deals on domestic and international shipping through UPS/FedEx. Don't forget to ask ... (more)

() The first artist to be licensed by Harley Davidson, Scott Jacobs has elevated motorcycle art to an unprecedented level. Scott Jacobs' work is characterized as photo realistic, offering extreme detail and realism. Jacobs uses both acrylic and oil mediums on canvas, masonite and other surfaces. Scott Jacobs also uses many photographs of a subject, taken from all angles to achieve the depth shown in his paintings. Scott Jacobs' work is remarkable for its photo realistic excellence. The latest work is not just realistic, people have described it as surreal. Scott Jacobs' professional training includes Parson's School of Design in New York, Ducret School of Art in New Jersey, and numerous illustration "getaways", all of which were taught by some of the most well established illustrators in the nation today. Scott Jacobs' style and success has rejuvenated the super-realistic genre of art. ... (more)