Bring the beauty of the beach into your home with this contemporary piece! 20'' x 16'' acrylic on canvas. Painted by Robert Morrow a local artist based in Spicewood, TX.

Painter Marlin Linville raises a Hill Country rural afternoon - the "way things used to be" to the spectacular!

Born in Shelbyville, Indiana, Marlin Linville became a plein-air painter of Texas and western landscapes including scenes near his studio on a wooded acreage in Round Rock, Texas and surrounding states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado.

Looks like these herding dogs are on the moo-ve. This "Cattle Drive" print by CR Townsend is an adorable and humorous canvas that will always manage to earn a giggle from your guests.

An original, unique, one off creation meant for one of our fellow pup-lovers by artist Rohm! Working with mixed media, this is a mono-print piece, where the image is them burnished onto paper creating a unique print.

This fabulous painting of the Colorado River's Lake Travis (with water in it!) is by local artist Donna Curtis. 8 x 10" -- a perfect size for any cozy spot in your home!

This spectacular four-piece Quadriptych by Dana Ruth Harvey - is an ethereal piece which reminds us of the seasons of the year and how light (Monet-like) changes our view of simple images. Each of the four panels is 12 x 24".

Danna Ruth Harvey is one of the quietest yet most prolific artists living and working in Houston.

An artist whose work explores how people experience the passing of time. Harvey has finally decided to slow her own pace down to one more like the calm, reflective rhythms of her minimalist oil-and-wax landscapes.

From Dana:

"I am continuing to work with my favorite materials, oil and a wax medium in a cold encaustic technique. I have recently added paper and I am pleased to discover the amazing compatibility of oil, wax and paper. Because the papers I choose are very porous, they absorb the oil and wax thoroughly & become part of each other. I finish the piece by entombing the completed image in multiple layers of wax. The result is translucent, like looking into ice."