Mothers Day Sale 2022 - Gift ideas


Mother's Day is just around the corner, and I wanted to take a minute to briefly answer a couple of the most popular questions I get:

→ What are the differences between all the options on your website? And which is right for me?

Here’s what’s available:
 

ORIGINALS

THE one-of-a-kind, original piece. My most exclusive offering for collectors. New work added frequently.

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ORIGINAL ART CARDS

FUN one-of-a-kind, original art cards (see my video above for more detail).

Shop Original Art Cards »


OPEN EDITION PRINTS

My work professionally printed on a variety of stunning surfaces:

  • Paper: Affordable, archival quality. Requires a frame.
  • Canvas: The classic, museum look.
  • Metal: Sleek, thin aluminum - floats off the wall for a modern look.
  • Acrylic: Unique, glass-like appearance with vibrant colors.
  • Wood: Rustic centerpieces. Visible wood grain adds a natural, organic touch.
Click on the image you like to see what merchandise options are availalble.

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MERCH

Don’t have the wallspace or budget yet for my wall art but still want to see my work in your daily life?

All my images are also available on fun and useful merch items like tote bags, cards, and mugs. Click on the image you like to see what merchandise options are availalble.

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All of these options are currently on sale. 

Order by April 17th to ensure delivery by Mother's Day!


To get 30% off your order, just use coupon code MOM2022 at checkout.


Still need some help choosing the right option for your space or needs? I’m always here. 

Thanks for stopping by my blog!

-Jennifer Love

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