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Etsy Finds: Art Prints for your Walls

October 11, 2017 by Barbara Rucci 6 Comments

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Today begins my new Esty Finds series. Hooray!! Once a month (or thereabouts) I will come to you with my most favorite things that I have found on Etsy. You ready?

The best artists on Etsy, selling original artwork and digital prints.

I love Etsy, always have. I have paintings from Etsy, prints, pottery, art supplies, and these gorgeous wooden sticks (don’t judge, there was snow outside). I even found my fave mid-century metal trolley from Etsy Vintage!

Today I want to share with you some incredibly good, happy, colorful, and affordable art for your walls. All under $100!! Some are original works of art, and some are reproductions. I am curating the best pieces, only the ones I could see myself buying and hanging in a special spot in my own home.

The best artists on Etsy, selling original artwork and digital prints.

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Etsy Fine Art Prints: Abstract

These four pieces are digital prints from original art.

1. Abstract landscape by artist Jacquie Gouveia. This is a digital print of an original painting. Printed on Smooth Fine Art, Moab Entrada Bright White archival paper. Sizes range from 8″ x 8″ to 30″ x 30″, price ranges from $32 to $200 US dollars.

2. Bliss by artist Diane Moser from So Very Happy Art. This is a digital print of an original watercolor painting. Printed with Ultra chrome K3 pigments on beautiful archival white textured watercolor paper. Looks and feels like the original. Size is 16″ x 20″ at $55 US dollars.

3. Abstract painting by Lauren Adams. This is a digital print of an original watercolor paintings. Printed with Epson Ultrachrome ink, on Somerset Velvet Cotton Rag Paper. Sizes range from 16″ x 20″ to 40″ x 50″, price ranges from $95 to $25 US dollars. Frame not included.

4. Abstract painting by artist Caryn Owen of House of Boys Art. This is a giclée fine art print of an original acrylic painting. Giclée method of printing is the highest quality reproduction method available. Size is 16″ x 20″ at $55 US dollars.

The best artists on Etsy, selling original artwork and digital prints.

Etsy Fine Art Prints: Patterns

These four pieces are digital prints from original art.

5. Swimmers by artist Lou Taylor Studio. This is digital artwork, printed using beautiful Somerset Velvet paper which gives stunning color results. Sizes range from 8″ x 11″ to 23″ x 35″, price ranges from $55 to $185 US dollars.

6. Watercolor print by Lovely Sweet William. This is a digital print of an original watercolor + ink painting. Printed using archival inks, on Epson matte heavyweight, bright white card. Sizes range from 6″ x 8″ to 16″ x 23″, price ranges from $15 to $97 US dollars.

7. Trapezoid Love by Two Ems. This is a fine art giclée print of an original painting. Giclée method of printing is the highest quality reproduction method available. Printed using premium archival paper and non-toxic inks. Sizes range from 7″ x 9″ to 18″ x 24″, price ranges from $24 to $89 US dollars.

8. Shorelines by artist Martha Oakes. This is a fine art giclée print of an original painting. Giclée method of printing is the highest quality reproduction method available. Size is 16″ x 20″, and price is $75 US dollars. There are smaller sizes and bigger sizes as well.

The best artists on Etsy, selling original artwork and digital prints.

Etsy Fine Art Prints: Animals

Three of these pieces are digital prints, one is an original work of art!

9. Lion by Two Ems. This is a fine art giclée print of an original painting. Giclée method of printing is the highest quality reproduction method available. Printed using premium archival paper and non-toxic inks. Sizes range from8″ x 8″ to 21″ x 21″, price ranges from $24 to $89 US dollars. (You also have the option of buying this as a canvas print.)

10. Letterpress bird by Push Me Pull You Press. Head and shoulder portrait of beautiful Flicker, commonly seen in the Pacific Northwest. Printed in 7 colors from linocuts an antique letterpres on Stonehenge paper. This is an original work of art, there is only one. This artist has a few other birds, too, like this starling. Size is 11″ X 14″ Stonehenge paper, price is $75 US dollars.

11. Digital animal print by the artist Effie of Dezi Dezi Designs. This is a print that you download onto your computer and print yourself. Sizes range from 4″ x 5″ to 24″ x 36″, price is $7.08 US dollars.

12. Owl by Two Ems. This is a fine art giclée print of an original painting. Giclée method of printing is the highest quality reproduction method available. Printed using premium archival paper and non-toxic inks. Sizes range from 8″ x 8″ to 21″ x 21″, price ranges from $24 to $89 US dollars. (You also have the option of buying this as a canvas print.)

The best artists on Etsy, selling original artwork and digital prints.

Etsy Original Artwork: Printmaking

These four pieces are original works of art. There is only one, so hurry if you want it! (Each artist has more really cool original art, though, so scroll through their page if you like their style.)

13. Monotype Print on paper by artist Rachel Fontenot. Created on a gelatin plate with acrylic paint. Size is 9″ x 12″, price is $75 US dollars.

14. Copper plate etching by artist Elvia Perrin. Printed in Varied Blue Etching Inks, using White Rives BFK cotton paper. Size is 15″ x 18″, price is $53 US dollars.

15. Watercolor painting by Nikki Galapon. Painted on Arches 140 lb watercolor paper. Size is 5″x7″, price is $65 US dollars.

16. Cyanotype, or sunprint, by Laurie Anne. Made on the day of the Solar Eclipse on August 21st, 2017. Size is 5.5″ x 7.5″, price is $50 US dollars.

I will be bringing you more Etsy finds each month. Keep your eyes peeled!

xo, Bar

 

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  1. Jacquie Gouveia

    October 12, 2017 at 6:39 am

    Thank you so much for including one of my prints in the blog post!

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    • Barbara Rucci

      October 12, 2017 at 7:41 am

      you’re welcome Jacquie! I love your landscapes, they are beautiful. I hope you get some orders! xx Bar

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  2. JEanine

    October 12, 2017 at 9:45 am

    Are you kidding apologize for loving the driftwood pieces? I LOVE paintings oatterns in the driftwood and hanging pictures and other leaves and small art, from hanging unpainted branches of driftwood! Thanks for sharing ALL of these wonderful Etsy shops! I adore Etsy for years!!!

    Reply
  3. paula mills

    October 23, 2017 at 12:59 am

    Thank you so much for including my Watercolor Patterns print! What a beautiful blog! Paula x

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    • Barbara Rucci

      October 25, 2017 at 11:16 am

      You’re welcome, Paula! I love your work! xx Bar

      Reply
  4. Laura

    March 23, 2021 at 12:10 pm

    AWESOME! Thanks for sharing this list Barbara. I really enjoyed looking through these. An artist i’m really fond of at the moment is
    @josh.dring one of my favourite artists I follow on Instagram. His art prints on Etsy are beautiful! ❤️ https://www.etsy.com/shop/joshdring

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