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No matter whether they’re growing in your garden or presented as a fresh cut bouquet, we all love flowers. By this time of year, I’m so excited to see everything back in bloom that I want to be surrounded by them. If you believe, as I do, that we can’t get enough, then this art theme is for you. Roses, orchids, lilies and more are beautifully painted by Brian to adorn this collection. If you know Brian’s work, then you know how well he paints realistic flowers like these. Pick a bunch for yourself!

Any vertical art may be done as border and any border art may be done as vertical!
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Oriental Art

One of Brian's favorite themes returns for a limited time and is avaiable in any current collection style being offered.
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Marché De Fleur

For this Spring collection, we take a virtual journey to Paris. As we venture onto the city streets, we find the outdoor market places that are a visual feast no matter what the season. From spring through the autumn, they are abundant in flowers and produce. These marketplaces also sell everything from antiques to books and furniture on any given day. Shop, explore and treat yourself to the wonders found underneath the colorful striped awnings of the Paris marketplaces.
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Art placement can generally described in four ways;

  • Center Block Artwork - One large image placed on the center front of a Tee or Top. Usually the garment will be balanced by one or more smaller images on the front bottom corner and on the back. Please note that Vee Neck Tops do not have sufficient room for a Center Block. Center Block images can alternately be placed on the back of some Tops, Jackets and Vests providing that there is sufficient room. If so, the garment will be balanced by smaller images on the front.
  • Horizontal Border Artwork – A collection of smaller images used around the bottom portion of a garment. It can be used on Tops as well as on Pants and Skirts. Borders will generally be used on the bottom of Dresses and Jumpers along with more images placed on the upper portions of the garment.
  • Vertical Border Artwork – Images placed in a Vertical line on a garment. This type of Border is great for Button front Shirt, Tees, Tops, Pants, Skirts and Dresses. Visually this type of Border is appealing because it can make the wearer appear longer and “leaner” than if art was placed horizontally.
  • Random Border Artwork - Images are placed on a garment in a more random manner than they are with a linear (Border) placement, although they can follow a somewhat vertical or horizontal pattern. This placement of Art can be used on any number of garment types, although it is only suited for some types of Art. Please check with us to see if your Art choice can be executed in a random manner.

There are so many different ways that Brian can place the Art on our garments. We try to show the best illustrations of Art that we have the room to show on the web site. We narrow the Art choices for your reference, but feel free to look at the other photo samples for other examples of how he put it all together.

The pictures shown are but a small representation of the endless varieties. Eve is available to help you create the imagery you would like. Please call her at 215-860-2994