⚡️Before you purchase a digital listing: please be sure you are logged into your own Etsy account or enter a valid, accessible email address when you check out as a guest. Thanks! ⚡️ Do Better-Wall Art Print-Digital Prints-Funny Art Print-Inspiration Art-Gallery Wall Art-Gift For Teacher-Classroom Art-Office Art Prints- Retro Wall Art, Trendy Wall Art Print, Trendy Vintage Print, Digital Download, Who Cares? - Wall Art Print - Digital Prints - Funny Art Print - Inspiration Art - Girly Wall Art - Gift For Teacher - Classroom Art GS Print Shoppe offers fun, unique, and inspiring downloadable art prints that can be displayed in your bedroom, living room, office, kitchen, playroom, classroom, nursery, or anywhere that needs a little more life and color. High resolution images will be available to you instantly (digital download) after purchase. Sizes: -- AFTER PURCHASE, YOU WILL RECEIVE ZIP FOLDERS CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING 15 FILES for each of the 12 color styles--180 files total! - 1 JPG, 1 PNG, and 1 PDF 4:5 ratio (commonly used for 8"x10") - 1 JPG, 1 PNG, and 1 PDF 3:4 ratio (commonly used for 18"x24") - 1 JPG, 1 PNG, and 1 PDF 2:3 ratio (commonly used for 24"x36") - 1 JPG, 1 PNG, and 1 PDF International (commonly used for 5"x7" or A1-A6) - 1 JPG, 1 PNG, and 1 PDF 11” x 14” *Please refer to the Sizing Guides for more common print sizes *You can access this Zip file via "https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases" *Please let me know if you would like any additional sizing by sending GS Print Shoppe a message :) Please note: This is a digital product file download only that is printable in standard sizes. No physical product will be shipped to you. • For printing at home: Use good quality card or art paper. Use Satin or matte paper and heavy weight paper. • Printing at your local print shop: Supply jpg file in your desired size to a print shop such as Staples, Walgreens, Walmart, etc. I recommend using a heavy weight paper. 🛍 The shop follows Etsy's guidelines and does not refund digital products, including those that are ordered on accident or in personal error. Please head to the FAQ section of the shop to learn more. Thank you for your understanding. 🛍 Disclaimer Due to differences in printer and monitor calibrations, some of the colors in your print may appear different in print than on your screen. The final print quality will depend on the type of printer and paper used. Copyright All the files included in the package are copyrighted and are only for personal use. You can download and print your files unlimited times but you should not physically/digitally resell or digitally redistribute the files as originals nor as modified. 🛼 A note on our designs: These designs are curated and designed by GS Print Shoppe; some of them use graphics or elements that have been licensed out via premium subscriptions from websites like Freepik, Placeit, and Canva! We thank these original artists for allowing GS Print Shoppe to modify, create, and sell. 🛼 © 2024 GS Shoppes LLC. All rights reserved. The designs featured in this listing are the exclusive property of GS Shoppes LLC and are protected by copyright law. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution of these designs is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action. Purchasing this item does not grant the buyer any rights to use or reproduce the designs for commercial purposes. Any infringement will be pursued to the fullest extent of the law.
Don’t want to hide your radiator? It’s a good idea to embrace it and use the space over it for some cool shelf storage. Here are some ideas to do that.
Choose a functional solution for your home. A wooden wall shelf is an indispensable element of interior design. Shelving can be your private art gallery to display things you care about, or simply a great solution for people who love order and cleanliness. —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A product for many years - the hanging wall shelf is made of natural spruce wood that is painted with an impregnating agent. The protection of the product ensures that you will enjoy it for a long time Easy to assemble - save your time. Simple assembly instructions do not require any knowledge of technical drawing. You can quickly attach it to the wall using the included brackets Eliminate clutter - get organized in seconds. Give new life to items that can have their own place instead of sinking into the dust Good climate - Give meaning to your favorite souvenirs and put them on the shelf. Books and even a lamp will perfectly decorate your interior, adding warmth and character Technical information - Dimensions: Height: 9 cm, Width of the holder: 3 cm, Thickness of the bracket: 5 mm —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Available lengths: 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140cm Available depths: 15, 20, 25cm Available colours: natural oak, Indian rosewood
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Today, in the first of our series on gallery walls, we talk about 17+ exciting items that you can use to make a gallery wall.
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This fascinating natural history reprint of graceful rose-colored Jellyfish is from 1998, reproducing the very early engravings taken from nature by Ernst Haeckel himself; originally printed in the Victorian Era in Leipzig, Germany. (top center): Toreuma bellagemma (Haeckel) = Kolpohorae, medusa from the side (center): 3 Toreuma bellagemma (Haeckel) = Kolpohorae, medusa from (bottom right): Toreuma bellagemma (Haeckel) = Kolpohorae, medusa, mouth from below (bottom left): Toreuma bellagemma (Haeckel) = Kolpohorae, medusa, gonads from above (top left): Toreuma thamnostoma (Haeckel) = Kolpohorae, medusa, bell from above (top right): Cassiopeja cyclobalia (Leo Schultze) = Cassiopea andromeda medusa, bell from above. Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel 1834 –1919 was an eminent German biologist, naturalist, philosopher, physician, professor, and artist who discovered, described, and named thousands of new species, mapped a genealogical tree relating all life forms, and coined many terms in biology, including anthropogeny, ecology, phylum, phylogeny, stem cell, and the kingdom Protista. Haeckel promoted and popularized Charles Darwin's work in Germany and developed the controversial recapitulation theory ("ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny") claiming that an individual organism's biological development, or ontogeny, parallels and summarizes its species' evolutionary development, or phylogeny. The published artwork of Haeckel; 'Kunstformen der Natur' includes over 100 detailed, multi-color illustrations of animals and sea creatures. Ernst truly was an international superstar in his day! 'Discomedusae Jellyfish Formations' is printed on heavy quality satin finish card-paper stock. It measures a generous 9.25" x 12.25" overall with one-inch snowy white borders all around. It's in excellent condition; no tears, folds, creases, or marks... a fabulous print perfect for framing. There's another equally fascinating illustration of more jellies printed in pale Delft blue on the reverse side. You may have a bit of trouble deciding which of these lovely prints to frame first. I'll leave that choice up to you. Matted, framed, and displayed as a gallery grouping, these wonderful natural history prints are simply spectacular. (Please note that the framed examples in the last photo are just to show how this might look when it's framed. Your print will come to you unmatted and unframed.) Surrender Dorothy offers a non-stop jaw-dropping cornucopia of frame-worthy antique and vintage prints, drawings, posters, sketches, ads, plans, lithos, engravings, maps, charts, and illustrations of all kinds to adorn every room in your happy home. Terrific finds to gussy up your workplace too. Our entire inventory moves in and out of here very quickly and fresh selections are added each day. Please be sure to bookmark our shop and check back to visit us often so you don't miss our latest discoveries. I'll send this to you First Class Mail by way of those nice folks at the USPS packed flat and protected in a rigid mailer. ================================================= Many other works by Haeckel may be seen here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=haeckel ================================================= View our Vintage Natural History Department here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=natural+history ================================================ Our Sea Creatures may all be viewed here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/surrenderdorothy/search?search_query=ocean ******************************************************** Please View Our Shop Policies Here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/SurrenderDorothy/policy?ref=shopinfo_policies_leftnav P28
PRODUCT INFORMATION ======================== ► Digitally printed on 250gr luxurious museum quality paper with vivid colour and exceptional detail, suitable for home, office, museum, or gallery display ► This print is available in multiple size options ► Every print ships ready to frame ► Frame is not included SIZE AND COLOR INFORMATION =============================== ► Different SIZE choices (18x24inch for US / 50x70cm for EU). SHIPPING INFORMATION ======================== ► All Art prints are carefully rolled and shipped in protective shipping tubes ► Please allow 1-4 business days for dispatch.
Today, we suggest you to take out your collections and display them on the most visible part of your house. These invaluable pieces are far better than store-bought decoration items. Each of them represents a special moment in your life and has a different story of becoming a part of your priceless collection. So, have
This weekend we were out and about and happened to stop at an estate sale. The woman who had lived in the home was an artist and there was ...
Welcome to our Sunday favorites. Every Sunday Annie, Mary Ann and I feature a few things that caught our eye this week. This week I am featuring one of the tale
Recast your bare walls into a meaningful display with these on-trend art ideas. These are the top wall art trends of 2024, according to designers.
today’s post finds its inspiration from this rustic loaf of bread and sculptural white asparagus…rough-hewn wood floors may echo the uneven tone and texture of the bread while a clean-l…
While I’m becoming quite interested in the use of vintage portraits in an interior, groupings of small oil paintings of the same subject matter are equally intriguing.
THE BIGGEST FEAR WHEN ATTEMPTING TO HANG A GALLERY WALL IS THE DAMAGE TO THE WALL. BECAUSE I HAVE THAT SAME FEAR, HERE IS HOW I WAS ABLE TO HANG MY ENTIRE GALL…
Stop by to see my favorite #thriftscorethrusday finds of January. The first Thursday of every month I share the best of both mine and yours.
This gallery wall multitasker is a classic staple with three gallery wall layout options for you to
Full disclosure: I think Kate is soooooo much cooler than Andy Spade (and, yes, I’m a guy). Hilary (woman) may lose, but Kate (woman) has won. Her style seems so much more grown up, fun and exciting than his little confused downtown boy club around the corner from her SoHo store. Okay, that’s harsh, but it’s true (his bags are nice, but that’s it). And even though I have NO USE for anything in HER store (bags, glasses, etc), I still go in there and I like it.
I have a love of vintage art…..on the cheap affordable! I find that a great source for vintage oils is from EBay. I must confess that I do not like to get outbid. It can
Tour this eclectic, vintage fall living room filled with beautiful collections and thrifted finds plus a stunning mid century vintage inspired cane sofa.
This DIY Vintage Art Gallery Wall is something I've been collecting "pretties" for for well over a year. It finally came together over the weekend after a morning of junkin' and funkin'. I'm really in love with this sweet little space. I think I've mentioned this before, but I like to be surrounded with stuff I love to look at: old, new...whatevs. If it brings me warm fuzzies and smiles {and costs me next to nothing}, it's comin' in the house. This little wall has some fun little stories with it. And most of the items hanging here were about a dollar {some a bit more...some free}. The before was fine. But, it was something I kind of threw together to go with the skull/antlers/dead animal thingy. That dead animal actually means a great deal to us. My husband has a very sweet story that goes with how he found it on a week-long, fairly- intense, men's spiritual retreat out on a desolate ranch. When we went to pick him up from said retreat, he pulled it off the bus to show us proudly...my first thought? "Can I spray paint it gold?" {Sometimes I don't know when to keep quiet, y'all...it was a knee-jerk reaction...I see antlers, I think metallic paint}. After hearing its special story, my gold statement seemed a bit trite...and I'm kind of okay with it as is now. Kind of. I printed the BLISS on my vinyl machine and then dug an old family photo out of a closet. I honestly hate my hair in this picture. And my outfit. And I was 35 pounds heavier. While I know that none of these things are really what a family photo is all about...I just got annoyed with looking at myself 24/7 in such an unflattering-to-me manner. Ridiculously vain on my part. But it had to go back in the closet. For now anyway. So, the past year, after the skull entered our life, I've been looking for things to go with it. I'm naturally drawn to vintage-y type of stuff. My only rule was that I pay no more than $10 per item...ish. Like I said...most were around a buck. I acquired many of these pieces at Goodwill, junk stores, flea markets, or my parents' storage building {it's a gold mine...if I weren't deathly afraid of the snakes my brother tells me lurk in it, I'd probably venture deeper in}. Everyone seems to gravitate towards the arrow first. I found it in Waco at a fun, little vintage store. I needed other non-framed-art-pieces to balance the area since the skull would be a part of it. It seemed weird to me to have a skull/antlers and everything else be framed art. So, the arrow and plates serve that purpose for me. I think mixing all the different shapes gives it more interest, too. While the chair and table are probably the only non-vintage things, I still really love the chair. The table...notsomuch. Would love a tree stump table here...wouldn't that be fun? I also scored the vintage brass floor lamp at Goodwill a year ago for $7.99. Several IG friends voted to paint it...but I'm glad I left it alone now (it was a close call...it was almost teal). It's probably the heaviest lamp ever, too. The pillow used to sit on the guest bed in my parents' home for like evahhhhh. It was my late aunt's pillow from her living room. When my parents downsized 10 years ago, I lost track of the pillow in their move. Last week, my mom asked me to go through a closet and start taking stuff home {because she was in a "tired of so much stuff" phase that day...that doesn't happen to me as much as it should}. Lo and behold, the cute little pom-pom fringed pillow turned up! And home with Kristi it went. The little plate in the middle is one of my faves. It came from a vintage shop in Burnet, Texas call "Finds of All Kinds". For the longest time, it sat in my bathroom with my perfumes on it. I couldn't hide it away while I waited for a wall to hang it on. It was a pretty cute little bathroom plate, too...I almost wanted to leave it there. The two little children's portraits were from a Goodwill in Austin {their prices are always lower than our Goodwills}...these were $1 each. The farm painting and the embroidered piece {lower right corner} are from the Scott & White Thrift Store in Belton, Texas {great place for plates, too}. I definitely make the thrift store rounds, y'all...if you're ever in central Texas or the hill country, I can recommend some of my faves! There is a set of four pieces in this grouping that are actually reproductions from Currier and Ives...they are depicting the four seasons on early American homesteads. I got them at the local first Baptist church's late spring garage sale last year {they've sat in my own garage this whole time}. I arrived at the sale right before it ended...which worked out to my benefit. I paid a flat $5 for an empty cardboard box that I could fill to my heart's content with everything left at the sale that I wanted. These pieces {along with loads of other stuff} were from that little jaunt. This was one of my last pieces that almost ended up at my junkin' buddy's home. Truth be told, it went slightly over my $10 limit, but I really like this little girl...it is such a sweet little piece. I think the square floral is another fave of mine. I love thinking about the home{s} it must have hung in prior to my own. It probably has some stories of its own, no? But my favorite thing in this corner is always my youngest kiddo...he loves reading over here. And now he has a fancy wall to look at, too. ARE YOU A COLLECTOR? WHAT DO YOU ENJOY LOOKING FOR AT SALES? Neglect your chores like me and don't miss a thing: Follow on Facebook | Follow on Twitter | Follow on Pinterest | Follow on Google+ | Follow on Instagram {i linky-party here}
These ten inspiring gallery wall ideas will motivate you to get your photos out of boxes and onto your walls.
You’ve decided it’s high time to conquer that slanted, tricky wall space along your staircase by adding a beautiful gallery wall display, but where to start? What different layouts should you consider? First we will show several different layouts for staircase gallery walls and then we will share useful design tips and hanging tricks.
Today I'm going to share the next step for creating a gallery wall with vintage, public domain art! If you missed Part 1, How to Make a Gallery Wall with Vintage Art, click HERE. In Part One, I shared sources for vintage, public domain art that can be found for free or at a small cost on the internet. Then, I showed you what I do to create a gallery wall layout. And, finally, where to find beautiful frames for your gallery wall, but on a budget! This post will show you how to size and print your downloaded, public
We have reassembled our family photo gallery wall from our former home in the hallway near the back door. It is pretty much the same with some minor changes.
