2k or less

Original watercolor - unframed
Image size 15" h x 22.5" w

A stunning original watercolor by Patrice Federspiel, full of rich, warm colors that evoke mystery and beauty. Ready to frame. 

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Unframed
30.75" x 34"

 

 

Watercolor on paper - unframed
22” h x 30” w

Watercolor on paper - unframed
30” h x 22” w

Watercolor on paper - unframed
30” h x 22” w

Watercolor on paper - unframed
30” h x 22” w

Watercolor on paper - unframed
30” h x 22” w

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Waikoloa, Hawaii 1979

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Waikoloa, Hawaii 1986 - before development

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Waikoloa, Hawaii 1979

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Waimea, Hawaii 2000

 

Original oil  - framed with linen liner

12" h x 9" w

This sweet original oil takes you to the Pololu Valley lookout.

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 1978

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 1978

 

Sculpted clay with paint

12" h x 16" w x 16" d

Doesn't he just bring a smile to your face? It's all about the expressions and Janet Lipps mastery of clay and form certainly shows. He just wants to follow you home and lounge.

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Onomea, Hawaii 2012

 

Silver oak, mango, maple, shell, & paint

8.25" h x 10" w

Pushing the boundaries of traditional marquetry, David Reisland creates amazing images from wood, then airbrushes transparent paints over the top. 

Piece will be similar to the piece pictured.

Acrylic on paper, matted with white frame

22" h x 33" w

Growing up on Hawaii Island, Mark Ley has spent every spare moment in the ocean. Diving, surfing and exploring. When his daughter came along, he shared his love of the ocean with her and over the years, his ohana developed their own form of treasuring hunting. They scour the reefs and beaches, gathering the bits and pieces left behind by other ocean explorers. And surfboard fins, stuck in the reefs, became a favorite find.

But collecting them wasn’t enough.

These reclaimed surfboards are then used to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Using acrylic paints and carefully constructed color palettes, Mark dips the fin into the paint and then presses it onto paper—memorializing the board, the special time with his family, and cleaning the reefs—all while providing us with original works of abstract art.

“There’s an incredible scope of shapes of boards, each with its own story and genre,” shares Mark, and through his work we become ocean explorers ourselves.

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Unframed
30.5" x 34"

"During the day that Honolulu unveiled the Duke Kahanamoku statue, a group of men who , as young boys, were tutored by modern Hawaiʻi’s most famous ambassador, posed for the local newspaper. I squeezed in between the photo-journalists to capture the moment. Photography is history. All these men were important to Hawaiʻi and a link to the 'Duke,'" shares Cathy. 1999

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Unframed
22"h  x 32"w

Oahu, 1999

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 1978

 

Original watercolor - matted and framed
Image size 15" h x 22.5" w

A stunning original watercolor by Patrice Federspiel, full of rich, warm colors that evoke mystery and beauty. 

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Unframed
14" h  x 20" w

Original watercolor - framed
11.5" h x 9.5" w

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Puna, Hawaii 1986 - before reclaimed by Pele

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Hawaii 2015

 

Film Photograph
Unframed
20" x 16"
December, 2009.

While walking at her son's home in Keokaha, an early morning Hilo rain provided moisture for an indigenous, scarce, white Hawaiian hibiscus. The rain drops were beautiful.

Please allow two weeks for shipment. Each piece is still processed in a dark room.

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Unframed
36" x 29" 

Original watercolor - unframed
Image size 22" h x 15" w

A stunning original watercolor by Patrice Federspiel is ready to frame. 

 Tropical ash, maple, poplar, milo burl & paint

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Puako, Hawaii 1985

 

Acrylic on paper, matted with white frame

22" h x 33" w

Growing up on Hawaii Island, Mark Ley has spent every spare moment in the ocean. Diving, surfing and exploring. When his daughter came along, he shared his love of the ocean with her and over the years, his ohana developed their own form of treasuring hunting. They scour the reefs and beaches, gathering the bits and pieces left behind by other ocean explorers. And surfboard fins, stuck in the reefs, became a favorite find.

But collecting them wasn’t enough.

These reclaimed surfboards are then used to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Using acrylic paints and carefully constructed color palettes, Mark dips the fin into the paint and then presses it onto paper—memorializing the board, the special time with his family, and cleaning the reefs—all while providing us with original works of abstract art.

“There’s an incredible scope of shapes of boards, each with its own story and genre,” shares Mark, and through his work we become ocean explorers ourselves.

Original watercolor - unframed
Image size 15" h x 22" w

"You have probably heard the phrase “…like squeezing blood from a turnip”" shares Patrice Federspiel. "Did you ever stop to think about what it might look like to squeeze blood from a turnip? Or how silly the thought of doing so really is?

The idea of being frugal is in vogue these days. Hopefully, my image of this American colloquialism will bring a smile to your face."

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Society Islands, 1981

 

Original watercolor, unframed
15" h x 11" w

Original watercolor - unframed

30" h x 11.5" w

"Behold the trunk of a Traveler’s Palm, also known as the White Bird of Paradise, or by its scientific name, Ravenala," shares Patrice. "The paddle-shaped leaves of this plant form a large fan as the plant grows.

The lore is that the leaves funnel water down into the trunk, creating a reservoir of water for drier times to come. It’s said that if you’re traveling and feeling parched, tap into the trunk to find water.

Whether or not the lore is true, we all have an inner reservoir of strength. Also known as resilience, we simply need to remember its presence and call upon it in times of need. May this image remind you of your own vast stores of inner resilience."

Original watercolor, matted and framed
23" h x 19" w

Image size 15" h x 11" w

"Nature is the Master — I hope to learn to emulate her through observation and imitation," shares Patrice. "This painting reflects the intention of being more visible in the world. Whether it be the world of family and friends, or the broader world in general, stand in the sunlight of your being and shine brightly. This is how we become the light we need to see and feel."

Sculpted clay with paint

16" h x 24" w x 16" d

Doesn't he just bring a smile to your face? It's all about the expressions and Janet Lipps mastery of clay and form certainly shows. He just wants to follow you home.

Original watercolor - framed
10.5" h x 9.5" w

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kalapana, Hawaii 1979 - before reclaimed by Pele

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 2005

 

Original collage on watercolor paper
11" h x 11"

The process of collage takes Mary’s work into a new dimension. The use of Mary’s hand painted papers and additional hand made papers from around the globe create interesting texture and exaggerated movement in these collages. The effect is a visual cross between painting, mosaic and block printing. Light and color and shape taking flowers and water and landscapes to the edge of abstraction and back again. 

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Gallery Wrapped
30" x 38"

A little slice of forgotten paradise.

Photo print of original film photograph with sepia toner - framed with linen mat and wood frame
16" x 20" image

 

Original watercolor - unframed
Image size 23" h x 15" w

"This painting began as a demonstration in a class I was teaching," shares Patrice. "The energy of creating a painting you really want to paint is quite different from painting something someone else wants you to paint.

This painting began horizontally, with my left arm circling round and round as my right arm made an infinity symbol from left to right. I was verbally and visually explaining my feelings and thoughts.

My left hand explained my frustration with seemingly re-learning lessons, again and again, feeling stuck, and seeing the same issues rising up over and over again in my mind.

At the same time, my right hand described my desire to break free of this cycle, with the infinity symbol. This symbol represents our ability to use all that we learn to "do our work" in life. 

When I turned the painting vertically, I was surprised to see a heart appear. The heart symbolizes being. Be strong in who you are. There can only be one YOU. Rejoice in your sovereign "you-ness.""

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
26" h x 13" w

My five-year old, Sofia, asked me a question while we were visiting Kukio Beach, “Is the ocean a girl or a boy?”

I thought about it. In French, “la mer” is feminine and means the sea. “L’océan” is masculine for ocean.

Sofia said, “I think it’s both, a girl where it’s shallow and the water is transparent and a boy when it gets deep and darker.”

The Makai Series explores the masculine and feminine components of the ocean, the ying and the yang, positive and negative energies intermingling, the empty space between objects, the calm space before the wave... There can be no light without dark, no movement without positive and negative forces.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
12" h x 52" w

My five-year old, Sofia, asked me a question while we were visiting Kukio Beach, “Is the ocean a girl or a boy?”

I thought about it. In French, “la mer” is feminine and means the sea. “L’océan” is masculine for ocean.

Sofia said, “I think it’s both, a girl where it’s shallow and the water is transparent and a boy when it gets deep and darker.”

The Makai Series explores the masculine and feminine components of the ocean, the ying and the yang, positive and negative energies intermingling, the empty space between objects, the calm space before the wave... There can be no light without dark, no movement without positive and negative forces.

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Puna, Hawaii

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Hawaii 2011

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Hilo, Hawaii 1994

 

Acrylic on wood panel- unframed
18" h x 24" w

 

Acrylic on wood panel- unframed
30" h x 20" w

 

Original watercolor, unframed
15" h x 11" w

"The Ti plant was brought to Hawaii by the Polynesians as a source of food," shares Patrice. "Then known as “Ki,” the plant was considered sacred to Lono, the Hawaiian God of Fertility and Laka the Goddess of Hula. The plant was used as a symbol of high rank and power. Because it was thought to have the ability to ward off evil spirits, it was often used as a border plant to protect homesteads. Today this graceful flowering plant comes in varieties of colors. It grows tall in gardens of homes and businesses throughout Hawai`i."

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 1977

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 1981

 

Collage on Panel
14" h x 11" w

The process of collage takes Mary’s work into a new dimension. The use of Mary’s hand painted papers and additional hand made papers from around the globe create interesting texture and exaggerated movement in these collages. The effect is a visual cross between painting, mosaic and block printing. Light and color and shape taking flowers and water and landscapes to the edge of abstraction and back again. 

Film Photograph with Sepia Toner
Printed on Canvas - Unframed
36" x 24"

 

 

Acrylic on paper, matted with white frame

22" h x 33" w

Growing up on Hawaii Island, Mark Ley has spent every spare moment in the ocean. Diving, surfing and exploring. When his daughter came along, he shared his love of the ocean with her and over the years, his ohana developed their own form of treasuring hunting. They scour the reefs and beaches, gathering the bits and pieces left behind by other ocean explorers. And surfboard fins, stuck in the reefs, became a favorite find.

But collecting them wasn’t enough.

These reclaimed surfboards are then used to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Using acrylic paints and carefully constructed color palettes, Mark dips the fin into the paint and then presses it onto paper—memorializing the board, the special time with his family, and cleaning the reefs—all while providing us with original works of abstract art.

“There’s an incredible scope of shapes of boards, each with its own story and genre,” shares Mark, and through his work we become ocean explorers ourselves.

Original collage on watercolor paper
17" h x 5"

The process of collage takes Mary’s work into a new dimension. The use of Mary’s hand painted papers and additional hand made papers from around the globe create interesting texture and exaggerated movement in these collages. The effect is a visual cross between painting, mosaic and block printing. Light and color and shape taking flowers and water and landscapes to the edge of abstraction and back again. 

Original collage on watercolor paper
17" h x 5"

The process of collage takes Mary’s work into a new dimension. The use of Mary’s hand painted papers and additional hand made papers from around the globe create interesting texture and exaggerated movement in these collages. The effect is a visual cross between painting, mosaic and block printing. Light and color and shape taking flowers and water and landscapes to the edge of abstraction and back again. 

Original collage on watercolor paper
11" h x 11"

The process of collage takes Mary’s work into a new dimension. The use of Mary’s hand painted papers and additional hand made papers from around the globe create interesting texture and exaggerated movement in these collages. The effect is a visual cross between painting, mosaic and block printing. Light and color and shape taking flowers and water and landscapes to the edge of abstraction and back again. 

Original collage on watercolor paper
11" h x 11"

The process of collage takes Mary’s work into a new dimension. The use of Mary’s hand painted papers and additional hand made papers from around the globe create interesting texture and exaggerated movement in these collages. The effect is a visual cross between painting, mosaic and block printing. Light and color and shape taking flowers and water and landscapes to the edge of abstraction and back again. 

Acrylic on paper, matted with white frame

22" h x 33" w

Growing up on Hawaii Island, Mark Ley has spent every spare moment in the ocean. Diving, surfing and exploring. When his daughter came along, he shared his love of the ocean with her and over the years, his ohana developed their own form of treasuring hunting. They scour the reefs and beaches, gathering the bits and pieces left behind by other ocean explorers. And surfboard fins, stuck in the reefs, became a favorite find.

But collecting them wasn’t enough.

These reclaimed surfboards are then used to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Using acrylic paints and carefully constructed color palettes, Mark dips the fin into the paint and then presses it onto paper—memorializing the board, the special time with his family, and cleaning the reefs—all while providing us with original works of abstract art.

“There’s an incredible scope of shapes of boards, each with its own story and genre,” shares Mark, and through his work we become ocean explorers ourselves.

Koa, maple & paint

 Silver oak, maple, poplar, mango & paint

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Kauai, 1978

 

 

Gallery wrapped giclee on canvas - stretched and ready to hang - created from
Film Photograph, darkroom processed

Printed to order. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery. 

Waimea, Hawaii