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I’ve gathered a curated holiday collection of prints that draw from nature in neutrals and cool silvers and blues.

After three years of running my studio under the name Household Art, it's finally time to come out from behind the curtain. I'm very excited to announce that Household Art is making the move to become Janet Taylor Art.

If you’ve been meaning to get down to Akasha Art Projects and see this show, you have until Saturday at 5pm, and then the curtain goes down. 

Just a quick share of some pics of my current show at Akasha Art Projects.

I've been so busy back in the studio, that I didn't get a chance to share this roundup of pics of last week's opening.

The Balance Show is Opening tonight, and I'm so happy and grateful to everyone at Akasha Art Projects for all the effort and knowledge that went into making this show everything I hoped it would be.

Here's a little behind the scenes from yesterday's installation.

I'm launching my new series of prints at a solo show atAkasha Art Projects.

Cycling your art with the seasons is a great way to freshen up your home style throughout the year.

These Garden Studies are tiny luxe little paintings you can pop onto a wall or shelf and add a hit of bright summer energy to keep you going through the cooler seasons.

Did you know I have a whole series of prints riffing on the shapes and patterns of waterlilies?

I love the mix and match patterns of this bowl by Blackbird Pottery and my Glimpse print.

Candice Brown of Candice Brown Designs put together this wall featuring a portfolio of prints from Household Art.

I’ve moved up to the “summer studio”, AKA cottage, and the doors are open! 

I'm totally obsessing on the way the horizontal ridges in this plant and this ceramic pot echo the organic forms in 'Thicket Graphic' behind them. Synchronicity!

Mixing up the living room art a little bit. I’m trying Squall II against a backdrop of Syncopated Shore.

Don’t forget that today is your last day before September to order prints larger than 16x20”.

In the first week of July I go to my summer studio, so I don’t make prints over 16x20” during July and August. If you want a large print for the summer (think cottage decor), now’s the moment.

A little detail of what's going on in the studio this week. I'm back at the easel and working on some paintings about growth.

Household Art prints can now be seen on HGTV Home Tours! I'm so excited and grateful to see the home and my prints in such a great context.

I’ve been in North Carolina for the past few days, and I’ve been photographing on our walks and in the gardens, noticing the details.

Adding to my art pairing series, I have this stunning match of a photograph by Janice Sullivan and my We Met By Chance print.

I spend a lot of time closely observing the natural environment, taking pictures as reference, or for use in the art.

The Garden Study paintings are in the shop! Busting out blooms all over, these paintings are in the tune of spring.

The new mini-paintings are wired and varnished and ready to go.