You may be familiar with Minted as an online source for custom stationary. Did you know that Minted also has beautiful art prints.
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Minted is really neat as all of the art sold on their website is from individual artists. You can also submit your pieces and enter contests to be selected. It is a great way for artists to gain exposure and get their name recognized.
Aside from the art prints available, they also offer design services. That can be well appreciated for those who may not know exactly what they want to do or where to start.
Whether you are looking for art to brighten up your home or office, or looking to gift someone special you will find a huge variety of beautiful prints to choose from.
Here are a few of my favorites from Minted.
The Pacific by Kaitlin Rebesco
While traveling around Central America, the artist Kaitlin, met someone who would refer to the ocean as "the doctor". After some time she came to understand what he meant. In this image she wanted to capture the feelings of deep peace and contentment that would wash over her after a day in the water.
Tranquil Pools by Melissa Marquardt
Melissa describes this work of art as an abstract acrylic waterscape in many layers of translucent glaze of aquas, teals and umbers. Having grown up on the coast of southern California, she had always found inspiration at the water's edge. She is fascinated with the constant change the ocean provides in its tidal swings and what is exposed from one minute to the next. So many wonderful surprises!
Bloom on Rain by Fernanda Martinez
As described by Fernanda, this vibrant scene was inspired by the winter landscapes of her hometown. The blooming flowers of this piece growing up on the rain, represent the cycle of life. The original piece was painted using gouache on textured paper, giving an elegant and tender final look.
Which one of these Minted art prints catch your eye?
16 Comments
I wasn't familiar with Minted before, but the print "The Pacific by Kaitlin Rebesco" is really beautiful. Ocean as the doctor - that's so nice :)
ReplyDeleteI like Tranquil Pools by Melissa Marquardt. It looks so calm and peaceful. I like others as well but this is what I connect with. Nice collection by the way.
ReplyDeleteI've not heard of minted before but will be checking them out now!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit like many others I've not heard of Minted before but now I want to know more. These are some gorgeous prints, I love the outdoors, water fearing ones best.
ReplyDeleteI love Minted and the artist they have. So many great prints, I wish i could buy them all.
ReplyDeleteI love Minted! I have been getting my Christmas cards from them for years. I finally got one of their pieces of art hanging my home and I absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteI've not heard of minted before.But Tranquil Pools by Melissa Marquardt looks so cool.
ReplyDeleteThese are all gorgeous pieces of art. I would love to have one in my apartment
ReplyDeleteThese are some great prints! My walls are pretty bare and could use some great artwork like this!
ReplyDeleteArt can really make or break a space. It's always nice to hear about a new resource for getting prints.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of Minted before but I definitely want to know more about them and see what else they do. I love the Pacific picture, it's absolutely beautiful x
ReplyDeleteLOVEEEEEE Minted! I got one of the prints framed in wood a few years ago and still love it. So happy I came across this post, as I almost forgot how amazing Minted is.
ReplyDeleteI will have to check Minted out. I need to find artwork for the house.
ReplyDeleteI have to check them out!! Seems like they have a lot of great prints that will be a nice addition to my home.
ReplyDeleteI have a few art pieces from Minted and they're 100% my favorite decor pieces. Stunning and unique - and amazing quality! Love these picks.
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