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  • Artist Release | 'Harvest' by Emily Dickey

    Artist Release | 'Harvest' by Emily Dickey
    We are welcoming a new month with a brand new artist release arriving today from Emily Dickey!
     
    This collection presents a unified visual story throughout, each created from the same cast of flattened, folk-art figures—with girls in simple dresses, gesturing beside towering stems of blooms flowering. The canvases pulse with bold and high-contrast color and thick, visible brushwork.
  • Artist Release | 'Marbled Botanicals' by Jennifer Walker

    Artist Release | 'Marbled Botanicals' by Jennifer Walker
    We're excited to be welcoming Jennifer Walker and her ‘Marbled Botanicals’ to the Collective today!
     
    A collection of framed botanical drawings, each one hand-inked in delicate black line work on colorful deckled-edge paper that has been mounted on top of swirling, hand-marbled paper. Each in a different color way—sage and slate blue, blush pink, moss and olive, and moody blue to name a few. Each piece pairs the wildness of marbled ink, no two swirls ever the same, with the precision of a single botanical study with a variety to select from.
  • Artist Release | 'Birds of a Feather' by Shields Cantone

    Artist Release | 'Birds of a Feather' by Shields Cantone
    Give a warm welcome to another new addition to the Collective, Shields Cantone!
     
    This collection of bird studies bring quiet water scenes to life with a soft, painterly touch. Black swans gliding through pale blue-green water, a great blue heron standing statue-still at the shoreline, spoonbills wading among lily pads and sweet ruby-throated hummingbirds caught mid-hover beside trailing pink blossoms. Each of these paintings balances loose brushwork with careful attention to the birds' character.
  • Artist Release | 'The Things We Keep' by Skye Miller

    Artist Release | 'The Things We Keep' by Skye Miller
    Happy Thursday, friend! We're back this week to introduce you to Skye Miller, another new addition to the Collective!
     
    ‘The Things We Keep’ collection reads like a love letter to the vase and blooms still life, reimagined again and again in a loose, gestural hand that never quite lets the flowers sit still. Miller moves fluidly between moody indigo on cream compositions, blooms caught mid-sway in a vessel, an inky iris rendered with a single line and warmer, more textured pieces where patterned backgrounds and unexpected color pairings give the work added depth.