Janet Hill is one of my absolute favorites.

Here are a few from my favorites for colorful prints.

I like all of those that you posted!!

We like the prints from Nick Mayer. We bought this print last year and he sent a note with it since it was #1 of 1/250. It not as colorful as the ones that you like but he does have some colorful sea creatures. Nick Mayer

Love all of these. I can tell I’m going to be adding a bunch of ’favorites’ to my Etsy account.

When I was doing up our guest room, I wanted a very vintage-looking Southwestern style print. I found this account — DANGERDUST — and ordered one. Since then, I’ve also ordered for my DD’s apt. The style reminds me of art we had when I was a kid (our house was a contemporary ’80’s southwest and western style) …

They look great in person, I like the paper they’re printed on … sort of textured. They’re just very soothing and not like any of my other art.

Mine:

DD’s:

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I put mine in a simple black frame:

Thank you all very much! What great inspiration. It wouldn't work for my office right now but I LOVE this radicchio print

Oooh, thank you for starting this thread. I'm planning to remove a few open shelves so that I have room for a large piece of art, and so I'm shopping. This is an artist I follow on IG. I love everything she does, but haven't found THE ONE for this space yet. Gayle Kabaker

I love David Witbeck and his whimsical sea paintings. i have several of his prints at our lake house, and they never fail to make me smile.

Robo, thanks for starting this that shows that there are lots of interesting, easily accesible options for artwork. it makes me sad to see how frequently people choose anonymous looking ‘motel-abstracts’ from whatever home decorating store is nearby.

I’m out of empty walls but am dreaming about where I’d put some of these, like that polar bear with the napping girl.

Catrin Welz-Stein

Jocelyn Proust

I'm totally smitten with Christine Robinson but she doesn't do prints

Artfinder has interesting prints, too. I want the one with the houses on the tree branch.

Sue, I love the hanging laundry print in your bathroom. Who is the artist?

My etsy favorites list is growing and growing! I may have to go out prowling for new frames! thank you!

Thanks Oakley — I can’t remember! We bought the painting in Santa Fe. I’ll check the painting and see if I have info.

Thank you! I hung laundry out for 16 years. Not because of necessity because it was the right thing to do if you live in the country. One day I said "the heck with it!" then started using the dryer. lol

Thanks, tuesday! I’m so loving it — it’s actually two shades … one metal, one linen. A very different style than I normally get. :)

I have a long-time crush on Jacque Pepin!

https://jacquespepinart.com/product-category/limited-edition-prints/

Uh oh, expensive thread. The orinthologist is mine...plus one more from that shop. But, I've been looking for something for a certain spot for a long time.

Antique Curiosities. I will be getting a pair of oversized busy fern prints through a local store as the site is to the trade. But you can browse.

Jmck- sorry!!! 😂

Thank you so much for posting this, robo! I was planning on posting an almost identical thread this weekend. I want to order some prints, but the ones my DD had picked out were all download and print yourself which I have had real issues with in the past. I want to buy a paper copy and have it delivered to my door.

We wanted some of the flower market prints, but am still looking for them pre-printed rather than digital download. However, I think I like some of the ones posted above even better.

I love those flower market ones!!! I have had good success with posterJack.

Daisy — Society 6 has them!

https://society6.com/product/flower-market-stockholm-playful-retro-pastel-floral-print_print?sku=s6-21793019p4a1v45

For Oakley:

https://elizabethhahnart.com

Oak, here’s another one from an artist I follow on IG:

SueB I have one of her paintings (and picked it up at her house haha). They look equally as nice and vibrant in person.

One day I’ll get one!

Antique or vintage maps are also a good source for prints, also illustrations from old books, or from books of bound prints.

Kswl, I ordered this from a site that sells old pages from books. This print is from the 1800’s. It’s in my guest room; I need to have it custom framed.

Some stupid, clumsy woman tore the bottom corner. I’m so mad at her.

(Me.)

Decades ago, after DH and I bought our first house, we bought these old magazine advertisments and had them framed at Michaels, for a hallway from the garage to the kitchen. They are from the early 1900s I think, maybe from a McCalls magazine. I apologize for the quality of the image. Too many lights and shadows.

While visiting Puerto Rico I found a lot of street art. :0) It's possible to print your own copy and frame it.

Robo, side note: one day = today. I bought this.

I love it and it’s going to look so great at your beautiful house!!!!

I ended up getting two prints:
The first is from Red Gate Arts

https://www.etsy.com/listing/644127466/tropical-cat-painting-art-print-fish?ref=hp_rf-1

Thanks, Sue. Elizabeth Hahn doesn't have many prints out there for sale. I'll keep looking, also at the other artist you posted.

This is such a treat.

I love just about everything. How do you decide what to buy? I mean,I like everything.

I guess it doesn't matter because whatever you buy will look wonderful.

Thanks Robo — I walked thru my house and couldn’t figure out where I’d put it. I tried to tell myself no, but my self kept saying We Must Have It, so it’s on the way. At 12” square, I should be able to at least prop it on a shelf somewhere. Or I’ll end up rearranging the house to make a space for it.

I like your choices, too!

This is mine from the same artist - love the colors - it’s just small, would love to have one of her larger canvases one day!

First print came in! Fits aallllllllmost perfectly in my existing frame and mat. Very happy for the price.