We’ve been a member of the Society6 platform for about 4 years now. We joined to take part in one of the largest artist community and for the ability to sell our own work, not just as wall art but on home decor items that we simply couldn’t produce ourselves in our little shop. Over the years we have grown a good following and have been captivated by the work of many other artists on the site. So today, I would like to share with you some of that amazing work.
Autumn Kalquist aka Nature Magick is one of the many talented artists that we follow on Society6. She is an artist with many talents and passions in the arts; writing, visual arts, music and more. I find her artwork to be very pleasant and calming to look at… what can I say I love nature and I’m a sucker for flowers….just kidding. Today we’d like to present to you a very small selection of Autumn’s stunning work. Click on her name to be directed to her full profile and library of designs, photos, patterns and more.
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We have been a member of the Society6 platform for about 4 years now. We joined to take part in one of the largest artist community and for the ability to sell our own work, not just as wall art but on home decor items that we simply couldn’t produce ourselves in our little shop. Over the years we have grown a good following and have been captivated by the work of many other artists on the site. So today, I would like to share with you some of that amazing work David Zydd aka Mandala Magic.
David Zydd is one of the many talented artists that we follow on Society6, he has an amazing eye for the detail and creates stunning digital artwork. I find his work to be wickedly imaginative, psychedelic, and energetic. Some of his work that I find most interesting is the perfectly symmetrical Mandalas he creates and the bold use of color within them. Since I love wall tapestries so much, I feel that David’s work would be presented best on them. However, these designs are available on other home decor and personal items.
Disclaimer: This blog article contains affiliate links, meaning if you purchase something though these links I will receive a small commission for my recommendation from the store you made the purchase through. There is no cost to you, we simply need to make you aware by law. If you would like to learn about affiliate marketing and monetizing your own blog or website this is the training course I took.
Spring is in the air & the beautiful flowers are starting to bloom everywhere, which makes it even more amazing when flowers are implemented into our everyday lives. If I could have fresh flowers everyday I would…but I’d go broke refreshing them in every room… every day…. not to mention, I absolutely hate seeing them wilt. So for me, I spend a lot of time searching for the “Perfect Flower” and then I take a lots of pictures. I also change my wall art according to season in my office to keep it fresh. Thankfully, I live near Longwood Gardens which is always in bloom and always has something unique on display, so I have an endless supply of beautiful botanicals to work with year round.
The Benefits of Mother Nature in Your Home
Most people do not realize the benefits we get from having these interesting little plants in our home. We see floral arrangements and floral wall art in the spas and massage parlors we visit. Most people think that the floral art was chosen to match the delicate décor that is supposed to project serenity. In part that is true, these locations should have a sense of relaxation and peace. However, there is so much more that we get from them or from viewing them than we think.
According to science, the hippies from the 60’s had it right with their peaceful protests, “flower power” and free love. Scientists are now finding that there are a number of mental health benefits, besides temporary relaxation, when patients view flowers and plants. For example, patients in the hospital needed less postoperative pain medication when their rooms were decorated with bright flowers, floral wall art and lush greenery. Also, patients had lower systolic blood pressure and pulse rates during their stays.
To me, that tidbit of information is fascinating and intrigued me enough to dig a little more to see if there were other benefits. Why? Because our living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms are not hospital rooms (I hope not anyway). If the presence of flowers, floral art and plants do so many wonderful things for hospital patients in recovery, what benefits do they offer for healthy people?
Stress and Anxiety
We all have times that we feel stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, and tired; studies have also shown that flowers, floral / botanical art, and plants also help reduce all of those feelings. Which in turn also helps us sleep better and improves our overall state of mind. In fact, studies have shown that simply viewing roses for a few seconds can be an instant stress reliever… even while at work. Seeing the colors, the lines, the symmetry and patterns trigger “feel good” nerves in our brains to release Juju happy juices through our bodies…thus resulting in the release of tension.
So if you’re like me and can’t afford to have fresh cut flowers daily in every room, the next best thing is artwork. (Hey, at least we don’t need to water the art 😊). Here are 29 example of stunning floral wall art. Let us know which pieces speak to you the most.
Not all the work shown below is mine. So, if you would like more information on any of the wall art shown in this article, click on the image or the link in the caption directly below the image.
Framed Wall Art Prints
Framed wall art is classy. You can never go wrong with a beautifully framed and matted wall art print to pull attention to the stunning details of the artwork inside the frame. The frame really keeps your eyes focused inside the mat board and on the piece. If you like to change up your artwork frequently, framed prints are the way to go. You just simply replace the image inside for a whole new focal point.
Canvas prints stand out and last! Canvas wall art prints are stretched on gallery wrapped canvas; they often come ready-to-hang and do not need frames or glass for protection. The benefits to canvas wall art prints is their durability and because of the material, their ability to maintain vibrant colors over decades. If you want to cherish your artwork for years to come canvas is the way to go. (The examples below are all ready-to-hang).
Metal wall art prints and posters are becoming very popular lately because of the vivid coloring and astounding longevity. These prints are not only good for indoor areas but they can also decorate outdoor living spaces too. It’s still best to keep them out of direct sun but if you have a shaded area or a seasonal room these prints are a perfect fit.
Printing on wood is also an up-and-coming trend in the world of art. It not only offers you a beautiful piece of artwork to look at, such as the example below, but it also offers you a creative way to display them. You can display the wood panels as shown below or get creative and scatter them or adjust the positions to utilize more space.
Focal wall murals or accent wall murals are an extremely powerful way to add floral / botanical art to your living or work space…without a mess! Most wall murals use to be hand painted, you had to deal with the paint fumes, hours…weeks..or even months to complete, and they were difficult to remove but now, that has all changed. The examples below are super easy to apply and remove which makes them perfect for temporary locations such as apartments, dorms, kids room…but still durable enough to be added to a location permanently….and no nasty odors.
Flowers in art are going to be eternally beautiful. No matter what part of your home or work space you add them to it will be an undoubted improve to the look and feel of the space almost instantly…as a result an improvement in your own mental state. Choose what’s in season or what you find beautiful…either way, you can’t go wrong.
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Oh Violet is a soft focus nature photograph of a yellow, white and purple Violet in full bloom, centered in the middle of the frame. The soft focus effect was used to create a sense of calm to enhance this tiny bloom’s delicate details.
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Towering Clematis is a harshly lit floral nature photo that was created during a morning walk one summer day. This photograph was created because of the height the vine flowers had grown and because of how the pink and white petals of the Clematis flower blossoms glowed by the illumination of the morning sunlight against the pale blue sky.
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