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Welcome to our blog, where we celebrate original art and the independent artists behind it. Here you will find artist spotlights, tips for choosing and hanging wall art, and the stories behind the paintings and fine art prints in our collection. Whether you are building a gallery wall or looking for your next original piece, we hope our blog gives you some inspiration along the way

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Calming Wall Art for a Home Office and Other Quiet Spaces

Calming Wall Art for a Home Office and Other Quiet Spaces

By Dreamers Art Collective

Most advice about decorating a home office focuses on the desk, the chair, the monitor arm. The art on the wall gets an afterthought, if it gets considered at all. That's a mistake: what's in...
Not Every Wall Needs to Behave: Our Case for Candy-Colored Art

Not Every Wall Needs to Behave: Our Case for Candy-Colored Art

By Dreamers Art Collective

Most advice about decorating a home pushes you toward safe and neutral, art that won't offend anyone's taste in a shared space. Follow that advice everywhere and a house starts to feel like a hotel....
The One Room in Your House Where You're Allowed to Go Loud

The One Room in Your House Where You're Allowed to Go Loud

By Dreamers Art Collective

Most rooms get decorated to feel calm and cohesive. A home bar is the exception, and that's exactly what makes it fun. Bold color, a little maximalism, subject matter with a sense of humor, all...
Why a Painted Face Holds a Room Differently Than a Landscape Does

Why a Painted Face Holds a Room Differently Than a Landscape Does

By Dreamers Art Collective

Hang a landscape in a room and people notice it. Hang a painting of a person, even one where you can't name the exact expression, and people stop. There's something in how we're wired to...
Pop Art Was Never Supposed to Be Precious, and Ours Isn't Either

Pop Art Was Never Supposed to Be Precious, and Ours Isn't Either

By Dreamers Art Collective

Pop art started as a rebellion against precious, gallery-only fine art, artists pulling straight from advertising and celebrity culture instead of still lifes and landscapes. Sixty-plus years later that same irreverence is still the whole...