Fine Art

Cindy Press Some Like It Hot Color Print 11x14

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women by exploring the connection between our physical bodies and personal identity. Inspired by fashion, photography and popular culture Press references personal issues, sexuality and gender as a central theme in her work.  Press considers how style reflects how we engage with the world around us. “Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves. Often times it’s a gesture or pose I am interested in, it’s there that I see the history of figure or portrait painting”. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Press is a graduate of Moore College Of Art And Design. Being a fashion illustration major at Moore prepared her for decades of success in the fashion design world. She went onto work with artists such as Peter Max, an iconic painter of the 60”s and 70’s, interpreting his artwork into wearable art.  By merging her knowledge of fashion, the human figure, her life as a woman, mother and artist Press’s artwork forms a narrative that speaks to both men and women. Her female characters are inspired with an array of human emotion that goes beyond gender or age. She does not objectify the subjects of her paintings and drawings but instead seeks to capture their drama, confidence, sex appeal and charm. Press likes to emphasize the provocative, challenging the viewer to think even if it makes them uncomfortable.  Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography from the 60’s to present time. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects to create the reference for her work. Press’swork has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line. 

Cindy Press Searching Color Print 11x14

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women by exploring the connection between our physical bodies and personal identity. Inspired by fashion, photography and popular culture Press references personal issues, sexuality and gender as a central theme in her work.  Press considers how style reflects how we engage with the world around us. “Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves. Often times it’s a gesture or pose I am interested in, it’s there that I see the history of figure or portrait painting”. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Press is a graduate of Moore College Of Art And Design. Being a fashion illustration major at Moore prepared her for decades of success in the fashion design world. She went onto work with artists such as Peter Max, an iconic painter of the 60”s and 70’s, interpreting his artwork into wearable art.  By merging her knowledge of fashion, the human figure, her life as a woman, mother and artist Press’s artwork forms a narrative that speaks to both men and women. Her female characters are inspired with an array of human emotion that goes beyond gender or age. She does not objectify the subjects of her paintings and drawings but instead seeks to capture their drama, confidence, sex appeal and charm. Press likes to emphasize the provocative, challenging the viewer to think even if it makes them uncomfortable.  Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography from the 60’s to present time. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects to create the reference for her work. Press’swork has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line. 

Cindy Press Independence Print 20x20

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women by exploring the connection between our physical bodies and personal identity. Inspired by fashion, photography and popular culture Press references personal issues, sexuality and gender as a central theme in her work.  Press considers how style reflects how we engage with the world around us. “Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves. Often times it’s a gesture or pose I am interested in, it’s there that I see the history of figure or portrait painting”. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Press is a graduate of Moore College Of Art And Design. Being a fashion illustration major at Moore prepared her for decades of success in the fashion design world. She went onto work with artists such as Peter Max, an iconic painter of the 60”s and 70’s, interpreting his artwork into wearable art.  By merging her knowledge of fashion, the human figure, her life as a woman, mother and artist Press’s artwork forms a narrative that speaks to both men and women. Her female characters are inspired with an array of human emotion that goes beyond gender or age. She does not objectify the subjects of her paintings and drawings but instead seeks to capture their drama, confidence, sex appeal and charm. Press likes to emphasize the provocative, challenging the viewer to think even if it makes them uncomfortable.  Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography from the 60’s to present time. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects to create the reference for her work. Press’swork has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line. 

Studio Pad Design Waves Pencil Object

Studio Pad: graphite object + writing pad (200 blank pages)graphite object: approximately 2 3/4" longwriting pad dimensions: 8 1/2" x 2 3/8" Natural graphite & smudge resistant compounds fused in specialized forms under intense pressure. Handcrafted, each piece is meticulously fashioned using innovative methods artist Agelio Batle originated. Any part writes, while resisting staining hands.

Cindy Press Original Art Work on Wood Block - Wear and Tear 6x6

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women, and occasionally men, by exploring the connection between fashion and our personal identity. Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects and merges them with new images to create the reference for her work. Press’s work has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line.    Original Oil on Wood Block

Jane Evans Navy Badge Art

Hand painted by Jane Evans. 13"x13" Black Frame

Cindy Press Surfer on Canvas 12x12

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women by exploring the connection between our physical bodies and personal identity. Inspired by fashion, photography and popular culture Press references personal issues, sexuality and gender as a central theme in her work.  Press considers how style reflects how we engage with the world around us. “Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves. Often times it’s a gesture or pose I am interested in, it’s there that I see the history of figure or portrait painting”. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Press is a graduate of Moore College Of Art And Design. Being a fashion illustration major at Moore prepared her for decades of success in the fashion design world. She went onto work with artists such as Peter Max, an iconic painter of the 60”s and 70’s, interpreting his artwork into wearable art.  By merging her knowledge of fashion, the human figure, her life as a woman, mother and artist Press’s artwork forms a narrative that speaks to both men and women. Her female characters are inspired with an array of human emotion that goes beyond gender or age. She does not objectify the subjects of her paintings and drawings but instead seeks to capture their drama, confidence, sex appeal and charm. Press likes to emphasize the provocative, challenging the viewer to think even if it makes them uncomfortable.  Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography from the 60’s to present time. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects to create the reference for her work. Press’swork has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line. 

Cindy Press Surfer Girl on Canvas 12x12

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women by exploring the connection between our physical bodies and personal identity. Inspired by fashion, photography and popular culture Press references personal issues, sexuality and gender as a central theme in her work.  Press considers how style reflects how we engage with the world around us. “Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves. Often times it’s a gesture or pose I am interested in, it’s there that I see the history of figure or portrait painting”. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Press is a graduate of Moore College Of Art And Design. Being a fashion illustration major at Moore prepared her for decades of success in the fashion design world. She went onto work with artists such as Peter Max, an iconic painter of the 60”s and 70’s, interpreting his artwork into wearable art.  By merging her knowledge of fashion, the human figure, her life as a woman, mother and artist Press’s artwork forms a narrative that speaks to both men and women. Her female characters are inspired with an array of human emotion that goes beyond gender or age. She does not objectify the subjects of her paintings and drawings but instead seeks to capture their drama, confidence, sex appeal and charm. Press likes to emphasize the provocative, challenging the viewer to think even if it makes them uncomfortable.  Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography from the 60’s to present time. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects to create the reference for her work. Press’swork has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line. 

Small Horn Pencil

Inspired by his reverence of Nature, and informed by his formal studies in Art and Science, artist Agelio Batle has created this innovative sculptural writing implement. Natural graphite and smudge resistant compounds are fused in specialized forms under intense pressure. Handcrafted, using new and old world techniques, each piece is meticulously fashioned using the innovative methods that Batle originated. Any part writes, while it resists staining your hands.

Cindy Press “Saturday Night” Mushie Tee Shirt

What are you wearing tonight? Its Saturday night, I want to be that girl that wears heels but my sneakers might be calling to me instead.  Pair this tee with jeans and a black blazer, heels or sneakers, and you'll be done. 100% Cotton Relaxed Fit Short Sleeve ‘Mushie Tee' We'd like to introduce you to our Mushie Tee! The name says it all. Constructed from our softest cotton and washed so it feels like it's been in your closet forever. Slightly boxy but also the perfect length to tuck into your jeans. My husband and I call each other Mushie, we love to stay in and watch TV and we love to go out on a date night, just like your new tee. ….. I think it's the  perfect wearable canvas for my art.

Cindy Press “Relaxed” Mushie Tee Shirt

Jeans and Tees need I say more, I hope just like your favorite jean, you find yourself grabbing Relaxed right out of the dryer…I know I do. Wouldn't it be nice if the next time someone asked you how you're doing your answer was "relaxed". You totally will be when you wear this tee! You know how you always go to your favorite jeans even though you have a million in your closet? This tee, in our smushie, worn white fabric is the perfect top to your favorite bottom! 100% Cotton Relaxed Fit Short Sleeve ‘Mushie Tee' We'd like to introduce you to our Mushie Tee! The name says it all. Constructed from our softest cotton and washed so it feels like it's been in your closet forever. Slightly boxy but also the perfect length to tuck into your jeans. My husband and I call each other Mushie, we love to stay in and watch TV and we love to go out on a date night, just like your new tee. ….. I think it's the  perfect wearable canvas for my art.

Red Coral Branch Art

This giclée features a printed acrylic panel over a matte paper giclee. The highest quality materials. Non-customizable.

Cindy Press “Pretty Things” Mushee Tee Shirt

A bit vintage, a bit current, I like pretty things, who doesn't? Pair this tee with trousers and sneakers or your favorite sweats, sophisticated comfort, what could be better? 100% Cotton Relaxed Fit Short Sleeve ‘Mushie Tee' We'd like to introduce you to our Mushie Tee! The name says it all. Constructed from our softest cotton and washed so it feels like it's been in your closet forever. Slightly boxy but also the perfect length to tuck into your jeans. My husband and I call each other Mushie, we love to stay in and watch TV and we love to go out on a date night, just like your new tee. ….. I think it's the  perfect wearable canvas for my art.

Pewter Coral Icon Art

Hand-painted on gallery-wrapped primed linen, with hand-applied pewter leaf. Overall  73'' H X 37'' W Overall Depth - Front to Back  2.13'' D Frame Width - Side to Side  0.63'' W

Navy Seal Original Art by Jane Evans

The Kitchen Garden Artichoke 10"x12" Fine Art Print

This beautiful print is a professionally printed Giclee fine art print of an original Toasted Crumpet watercolour and pen & ink painting. At Toasted Crumpet we exclusively use the GiclŽe method of printing on 300gsm 100% cotton rag fine art paper for an exceptional fine art gallery quality print. Each print is beautifully presented within a single window mount (suitable for a standard 10 x 12″ frame). Product Overview:– GiclŽe art gallery quality print.– 10×12″ mounted print– Fine art paper (300gsm 100% cotton rag). The story behind the collection:Since growing up on my parent’s farm, I have always adored the great outdoors and love exploring National Trust places with my family. It was these memories of our rambles that inspired the Explore & Treasure collection. The designs express our shared passion for the beautiful British countryside while helping to look after wonderful places.

Monstera Wall Art

What a stunner! Cast from an original monstera leaf with all the natural curves and scale of the real thing, this unique wall accent is sure to command the room. FEATURE Cast from an original monstera leaf Gold finish Includes key holes for wall hanging Interior use only SIZE 27” x 33” x 0.5”

Cindy Press T-Shirt "Last Chance"

  100% Cotton Relaxed Fit Short Sleeve ‘Mushie Tee'We'd like to introduce you to our Mushie Tee! The name says it all. Constructed from our softest cotton and washed so it feels like it's been in your closet forever. Slightly boxy but also the perfect length to tuck into your jeans. My husband and I call each other Mushie, we love to stay in and watch TV and we love to go out on a date night, just like your new tee. ….. I think it's the  perfect wearable canvas for my art.

Jevans Art 11X14 Ink

Jevans 8X10 Pen and Ink with Color

Lily Juliet Boracay Canoe Bowl

Spectacular, statement-making bowl in honey. Inspired by the texture and patterns of driftwood. They are handmade by craftsmen and no two pieces are exactly alike. Use as a fruit bowl, bread bowl or alone as a beautiful singular centerpiece. Color: Honey, blue or whitewash Material: DRIFTWOOD Dimensions: 23"L x 5"W x 12"H Care: Hand wash

Amanda McCauley Original Blue Cupcake #6, 18x24

18” x 24”, Cyanotype print on watercolor paper, mixed botanicals, mounted on panel, sealed in encaustic. Cornflower, Lilies, Potting Soil Weeds, Cut Paper Cyanotype

Amanda McCauley Original Blue Cupcake #4, 18x24

18” x 24”, Cyanotype print on watercolor paper, mixed botanicals, mounted on panel, sealed in encaustic. Cornflower, Lilies, Potting Soil Weeds, Cut Paper Cyanotype

Amanda McCauley Original Blue Cupcake #3, 18x24

18” x 24”, Cyanotype print on watercolor paper, mixed botanicals, mounted on panel, sealed in encaustic. Cornflower, Lilies, Potting Soil Weeds, Cut Paper Cyanotype

Amanda McCauley Original Blue Cupcake #5, 18x24

18” x 24”, Cyanotype print on watercolor paper, mixed botanicals, mounted on panel, sealed in encaustic. Cornflower, Lilies, Potting Soil Weeds, Cut Paper Cyanotype

Amanda McCauley Original Blue Crocus Art, 18x24

18” x 24”, Cyanotype print on watercolor paper, mixed botanicals, mounted on panel, sealed in encaustic. Cornflower, Lilies, Potting Soil Weeds, Cut Paper Cyanotype

Cindy Press Unseen Color Print 11x14

The work of Cindy Press celebrates women by exploring the connection between our physical bodies and personal identity. Inspired by fashion, photography and popular culture Press references personal issues, sexuality and gender as a central theme in her work.  Press considers how style reflects how we engage with the world around us. “Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves. Often times it’s a gesture or pose I am interested in, it’s there that I see the history of figure or portrait painting”. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Press is a graduate of Moore College Of Art And Design. Being a fashion illustration major at Moore prepared her for decades of success in the fashion design world. She went onto work with artists such as Peter Max, an iconic painter of the 60”s and 70’s, interpreting his artwork into wearable art.  By merging her knowledge of fashion, the human figure, her life as a woman, mother and artist Press’s artwork forms a narrative that speaks to both men and women. Her female characters are inspired with an array of human emotion that goes beyond gender or age. She does not objectify the subjects of her paintings and drawings but instead seeks to capture their drama, confidence, sex appeal and charm. Press likes to emphasize the provocative, challenging the viewer to think even if it makes them uncomfortable.  Her style is heavily influenced by contemporary fashion photography from the 60’s to present time. While her signature is the way she transforms black and white oil paint on canvas Press likes to surprise with the occasional sprinkling of color added to the mix. Her process is evolving as she photographs her own subjects to create the reference for her work. Press’swork has been exhibited worldwide and is in private collections around the globe in major hubs such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Sydney, Dubai and Hong Kong. Some of her clients include Bloomingdales, The Four Season’s Hotel, The Thompson Hotel Group and AIDA Cruise Line.