Grand Image

Celebrating the tension between order and spontaneity, , explores using paint as “fiber” in her latest works as part of the Invitational Collection.

View her latest at the Invitational Collection link in our bio. Her originals are available for purchase through tomorrow. Prints are now offered in the GI line.

Contact [email protected] to purchase.

We were smitten with the whimsy and fresh feel of the new from Seattle-based artist, .

The curious cats and playful watercolor forms brought a lightness to the Invitational Collection. We’re excited to have them available as prints for the GI line.

Melanie’s new work is available as framed originals and as prints. Contact [email protected] to purchase and for more details on the original works.

Morgan Chinn (formerly Smalley), dazzled us with her colorful works at the Invitational.

Her multi-layered paintings achieve depth through her unique use of inks and acrylic paint.

Morgan’s originals works are available through December 13th, with prints now available as part of the GI line.

To schedule a private showing or make a print or original purchase, contact [email protected].

As a Seattle-based photographer, explores the intricate relationship between humans and nature, believing that closing this gap can inspire greater environmental stewardship. Through her work, she aims to immerse viewers in the natural world, using sensory details, an ethereal feel, and a first-person perspective to invite them into each scene.

You can purchase matted and framed prints from the Invitational, or order a custom size by emailing [email protected].

To view the full Invitational collection, check out the link in our bio.

Amy Stewart’s, , latest series engages with the possibilities of unity across these uncomfortable positions, finding parallels between human and environmental (dis)connections. Stewart looks at the sharp features of buildings in her urban home as shapes that oddly coordinate with the surrounding sea and mountains.

She sees a random synchronicity in the competing layers of nature and development—a conversation between opposing origins that, from a new angle, feel connected rather than dissonant.

Her new work launched as part of our Invitational Collection. See slide three for her framed originals available for purchase now through December 13th.

To purchase originals or prints of her work, email [email protected].

The work of internationally-shown painter, , experiments with unique colorways and texture to create playful yet sophisticated works.

Her latest paintings created for the Invitational are now available as part of the GI line. The original works will be available for purchase through December 13th.

To purchase originals or prints of her work, email [email protected].

Lead studio artist .goderwis developed “Memphis Blooms” for the Invitational—a new series that put a smile on everyone’s faces.

These electric works were inspired by a 1980s Italian design and architecture team, The Memphis Group. Their aesthetic was characterized by brightly colored shapes and lines, and typically combined circles and triangles with patterns such as polka dots and terrazzo.

You can purchase his original works now through December 13th. Prints are available as part of the GI line.

Contact [email protected] to purchase.

The latest from photographer Stu Haury, , launched with our Invitational running now through December 13th.

Stu’s new work as part of his “Permian Exposure” series came from exploring several national parks in Utah. This new exploration is a unique perspective on the way his career in Design constantly influences his photographic eye: compressing depth to poster-like simple shapes with emphasis on textures.

You can purchase prints of Stu’s work now by contacting [email protected].

Through collage, vibrancy, and portraiture, , examines Black American identity, melding literary imagery with visual art.

Tracy Poindexter-Canton’s work is created through an eclectic assortment of media and materials to create her symbolic works.

Her 3D originals are available now through December 13th. Paper and canvas prints of her translated 3D work are now available through the Grand Image line.

To view her full collection of works as part of our Invitational, visit the link in our bio.

Some days you just want to escape to bygone eras and warmer climates.

The photography of .payne takes you on a journey via a vibrant travelogue of the past in the present. Celebrating the iconography of vintage Americana in all of its color and allure.

You can shop prints of this new work as part of the Invitational collection at the link in our bio.

Contact [email protected] to purchase.

The work of Portland, Oregon artist, Renee Staeck, —is adding playful and colorful forms at Grand Image. Her latest work exploring the subconscious mark making of her former representational paintings, debuted at our Invitational as original collaged paper works.

These works are now available as vibrant prints in the GI line.

View the full collection of Renee’s latest and the full Invitational collection at the link in our bio.

Original works from the Invitational are available now through December 13th. To purchase contact [email protected].

Thank you to everyone who came to the Grand Image Invitational opening at our Seattle showroom.

It was the first time opening up our space for a public showing in a few years and we were amazed by the turnout of artists, clients, friends, and GI team.

The show features original works by 15 PNW artists that are now part of the Grand Image line. The show runs now through December 13th.