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I have curated and combined several tropical and beach-style photographs on my official website blog (hit the more information button below) so you can envision the possibilities using beach style and tropical decor art.

INSPIRE A SPACE BLOG POSTS

Inspire A Space is just what an inspirational piece of fine art can do. I often stage my own photography as a room's focal point and then post photos such as the one above in my blog. The Inspire A Space posts can help you visualize a design style. I enjoy creating distinctive wall art for unique decor visions and one a kind interior design interpretations. You can also find these ideas on my Pinterest.

Page through the Michele Hancock Photography 'images' found in my collections on Fine Art America and Pixels.com and then "Pin" your favorites to your own designated mood board. It's helpful to revisit your collection of art photographs from time to time to see how you feel with the imagery you've selected and that you're attracted to over time. Consider color, theme, emotion evoked etc. It is not unusual to build an entire space around a fine art piece that 'speaks to you' and it's easier than you think.

To the right of the art photograph you've highlighted on the website you will see many, many decor options with a variety of prints, canvas, frame choices, acrylic, wood, metal, and more. These versatile websites have visual representations of what you choose to combine so that you can see exactly how the final product will look. You can even "Pin" the mock-up image, say including the frame look you choose, to your mood board for future reference. You will also see apparel and textiles options such as duvets, towels and pillows as well as, greeting cards, shower curtains and even puzzles.

Take some time to get to know the Fine Art America and Pixels.com websites. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I can and often do digitally tailor the color emphasis of existing images to create new art by request for interior designers, allowing their design concepts and/or client specifications with unique palettes to be realized.

I have curated and combined several tropical and beach-style photographs on my official website blog (hit the more information button below) so you can envision the possibilities using beach style and tropical decor art.

INSPIRE A SPACE BLOG POSTS

Inspire A Space is just what an inspirational piece of fine art can do. I often stage my own photography as a room's focal point and then post photos such as the one above in my blog. The Inspire A Space posts can help you visualize a design style. I enjoy creating distinctive wall art for unique decor visions and one a kind interior design interpretations. You can also find these ideas on my Pinterest.

Page through the Michele Hancock Photography 'images' found in my collections on Fine Art America and Pixels.com and then "Pin" your favorites to your own designated mood board. It's helpful to revisit your collection of art photographs from time to time to see how you feel with the imagery you've selected and that you're attracted to over time. Consider color, theme, emotion evoked etc. It is not unusual to build an entire space around a fine art piece that 'speaks to you' and it's easier than you think.

To the right of the art photograph you've highlighted on the website you will see many, many decor options with a variety of prints, canvas, frame choices, acrylic, wood, metal, and more. These versatile websites have visual representations of what you choose to combine so that you can see exactly how the final product will look. You can even "Pin" the mock-up image, say including the frame look you choose, to your mood board for future reference. You will also see apparel and textiles options such as duvets, towels and pillows as well as, greeting cards, shower curtains and even puzzles.

Take some time to get to know the Fine Art America and Pixels.com websites. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I can and often do digitally tailor the color emphasis of existing images to create new art by request for interior designers, allowing their design concepts and/or client specifications with unique palettes to be realized.

I have curated and combined several tropical and beach-style photographs on my official website blog (hit the more information button below) so you can envision the possibilities using beach style and tropical decor art.

INSPIRE A SPACE BLOG POSTS

Inspire A Space is just what an inspirational piece of fine art can do. I often stage my own photography as a room's focal point and then post photos such as the one above in my blog. The Inspire A Space posts can help you visualize a design style. I enjoy creating distinctive wall art for unique decor visions and one a kind interior design interpretations. You can also find these ideas on my Pinterest.

Page through the Michele Hancock Photography 'images' found in my collections on Fine Art America and Pixels.com and then "Pin" your favorites to your own designated mood board. It's helpful to revisit your collection of art photographs from time to time to see how you feel with the imagery you've selected and that you're attracted to over time. Consider color, theme, emotion evoked etc. It is not unusual to build an entire space around a fine art piece that 'speaks to you' and it's easier than you think.

To the right of the art photograph you've highlighted on the website you will see many, many decor options with a variety of prints, canvas, frame choices, acrylic, wood, metal, and more. These versatile websites have visual representations of what you choose to combine so that you can see exactly how the final product will look. You can even "Pin" the mock-up image, say including the frame look you choose, to your mood board for future reference. You will also see apparel and textiles options such as duvets, towels and pillows as well as, greeting cards, shower curtains and even puzzles.

Take some time to get to know the Fine Art America and Pixels.com websites. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I can and often do digitally tailor the color emphasis of existing images to create new art by request for interior designers, allowing their design concepts and/or client specifications with unique palettes to be realized.

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Navigate on Fine Art America and Pixels.com: https://pixels.com/profiles/1-michele-hancock

Take some time to peruse the literally, hundreds of photographs I have posted here at FAA and Pixels.com by pressing the 'images' and 'collections' tabs. Sometimes I forget to include images within the collections and so I highly recommend paging through the 'images' as ALL of my photographs are included there. Especially, if you have seen one on Pinterest and/or other social media and I have neglected to include that one into a collection. Occasionally, I get emails to that effect and I apologize in advance.

Page through the 'images' much like a magazine and then Pin away on your own mood board. Revisit your collection from time to time to see how you feel with the imagery you're attracted to over time. Consider color, theme, emotion evoked etc. It is not unusual to build an entire space around a fine art piece that 'speaks to you' and it's easier than you think. You can also use the fancy app Fine Art America makes available found here https://fineartamerica.com/mobile-app. This fun app allows you to literally visualize to scale the look a particular photograph has in your room. You can see clearly and quickly what your ultimate design concept can be with the art you're interested in.

To the right of the art photograph you've highlighted, you will see many, many decor options with a variety of prints, canvases, frame choices, acrylic, wood metal, on and on. These amazing websites have visual representations of what you choose to combine so that you can see exactly how the final product will look. You can even Pin the image for future reference. You will also see apparel and textiles options such as duvets, towels and pillows as well as face masks, greeting cards, and even puzzles. Take some time to get to know the Fine Art America and Pixels.com sites and again if you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I can and often digitally tailor the color emphasis of existing images to create new art by request for interior designers, allowing their design concepts and/or client specifications with unique palettes to be realized.

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