If you’re searching for Atlanta art prints and Atlanta wall decor for your home or business, I hope you’ll take a few moments to browse and enjoy my artwork. I’m a local Georgia artist who lived in the Atlanta area for a decade prior to returning to my small hometown south of Macon.
I have quite a sense of nostalgia when I look at these prints. Many of these Atlanta designs were completed when I lived in the area when I was starting my journey as an artist. But these prints also remind me of sweet memories of friends and good times had in Atlanta. I hope they may do the same for you.
The Atlanta artwork for sale here are popular choices for people looking for classic Atlanta wall decor to decorate their offices and businesses. And they have also been chosen by others looking for an Atlanta print for their own homes or as a gift for homesick friends who once called Atlanta home.
Each piece in this collection is available in multiple formats to suit your needs, including ready-to-frame art prints, canvas prints, metal prints, and more. Multiple styles and sizes are available through my trusted printing partners, offering even more ways to bring Atlanta’s charm into your space or to share it as a thoughtful gift.
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The Roxy – Atlanta Black And White Greeting Card by Georgia Artist Mark Tisdale features The Roxy Theatre – a ghost of Atlanta past for a generation of people in Atlanta – now the Buckhead Theatre
The Roxy – Atlanta Black And White Metal Print by Georgia Artist Mark Tisdale features The Roxy Theatre – a ghost of Atlanta past for a generation of people in Atlanta – now the Buckhead Theatre
The Varsity – Atlanta Landmark Art Print by Georgia Artist Mark Tisdale is an award winning print that features the classic Varsity drive-in sign – a popular print for Tech Alumni
The Varsity – Atlanta Landmark Canvas Print by Georgia Artist Mark Tisdale is an award winning print that features the classic Varsity drive-in sign – a popular print for Tech Alumni
The Varsity – Atlanta Landmark Metal Print by Georgia Artist Mark Tisdale is an award winning print that features the classic Varsity drive-in sign – a popular print for Tech Alumni
Atlanta – The Roxy – Greeting Card by Mark Tisdale features The Roxy, a movie theatre that had a second life as a 90s Music Venue familiar to many who lived in Atlanta at the time – this Atlanta photo is a piece of the past now
During my years living in the area, one of my favorite Atlanta skyscrapers was Suntrust Plaza. This impressive landmark building is part of Peachtree Center. Completed in 1992, it’s the second tallest Atlanta skyscraper behind the Bank of America building in nearby Midtown. There’s just something about the blocky but sleek style of this Atlanta…
Amongst my fond memories of Georgia’s largest city is Atlanta’s High Museum. I first visited this museum on a field trip in high school. It’s definitely a must-see building, both for the incredible collection housed there as well as the stunning modern architecture. Atlanta is lucky to have a world class museum, and that is…
This Atlanta Braves print was inspired by my late father. He was a fan of the Braves for as long as I can remember. Since he grew up in Alabama before the Braves ever came to Atlanta, I’m not sure exactly how far back he followed the team. But they were already in Georgia by…
The old Polaris lounge is simply a fun mid-century piece of modernist design. Pictured here is a night-time view of that classic restaurant atop the Atlanta Hyatt Regency. This trendsetting Atlanta hotel, designed by John Portman, in 1967 was the first to feature an atrium in the middle of the hotel. This interior design is…
Even if you’ve never eaten at the Majestic Diner in Atlanta, there’s something about Art Deco architecture that’s likely to bring an unconscious smile to your face. And I think that’s particularly true about Streamline Moderne, of which the Majestic Diner is an example. The Majestic Diner has a sign that says it’s been serving…
For decades, Atlanta has been a growing city constantly paving over and building up, so it’s always a pleasure to know that there are some pieces of Atlanta history – of the old Atlanta – that are still there. A perfect example of a surviving landmark is Mary Mac’s Tea Room. This Atlanta tradition opened…
The purpose of this colorful Atlanta skyline art print was simply to do something fun! I know sometimes people have a picture of art being something serious and packed with meaning, and often that is the case. A lot of my work is done because the subject is special to me or reminds me of…
For people who have called Atlanta home from the 90s until today, the Variety Playhouse on Euclid probably doesn’t need any preamble or other introduction. It’s simply a cool concert venue in the eclectic Little Five Points neighborhood in Atlanta. I saw a number of acts myself there during the years I called Atlanta home…
Is the design of the building pictured here familiar? If so, it’s because the Atlanta Flatiron shares its architecture with the more famous Flatiron Building in New York City. The Atlanta Flatiron, formally known as the English-American Building, is actually a few years older than its famous sibling. This little Flatiron was only Atlanta’s second…
The Vortex in Atlanta’s Little Five Points isn’t the original, but I’d argue it’s an institution in its own right. But perhaps I’m biased since it was the first location of the bar I knew when I moved to Atlanta. My first two years in the city, I lived not far from the Little Five…
When I lived in Atlanta, one of my favorite places to wander on the weekend was historic Oakland Cemetery. I know I couldn’t be alone because I rarely was when I visited. I’m sure some were visiting famous graves, and, of course, I saw Margaret Mitchell’s grave among others. But my fascination with old cemeteries…
Even without Martin Luther King, Jr., historic Ebenezer Baptist Church would be integral to the history of “Black Atlanta.” The church congregation dates back to the 1880s. The historic church building itself was built in the 1920s and remodeled and adapted throughout the course of the 20th century as the church in the Sweet Auburn…
This particular picture illustrates the ever-changing skyline over the Buckhead district in Atlanta. As I prepared to leave the city, I took one last stroll through the area and was really in some ways shocked by how much the urban landscape had blossomed in the decade I was there. Atlanta seems to grow by leaps…
For the past few decades, there’s no question in my mind that the Little Five Points Skull at the entrance to the Vortex has become an Atlanta landmark. It’s certainly an iconic sight when you see it rising up over Moreland Avenue. And if you’ve visited Little Five Points, you know that it’s an eclectic…
I was in High School the first time I saw the beautiful Fox Theatre sign over Peacthree Street in Atlanta. I didn’t live particularly near Atlanta but we had gone on a winter field trip to see Cats. Sometimes it seems like yesterday instead of well, I’ll keep that to myself thank you! Ha! But…
The inspiration for some of my more abstract artwork is utterly unknown. I was working on a comparatively straightforward depiction of the historic Equitable Building in Atlanta. In fact, I had all but finished that piece of art when this dreamy image came to me. Perhaps it was something akin to a waking dream? Or…
It seems hard to believe that when I moved to Atlanta, The old Fulton Cotton Mill lofts were freshly renovated. It was one of those places that I had a yen to live but it never happened as my work took me out into the northern suburbs to live and work. Still, I loved the…
I moved to Atlanta in the the late 1990’s and by that point in time the old Roxy on Roswell Road was already one of the well-known concert venues in town. I’m still not sure how it was a decade later when I left the Atlanta area altogether I had never seen a show there….
There’s a lot of history on the streets of Atlanta like Big Bethel Church seen in the Sweet Auburn artwork here. Big Bethel AME is the oldest church in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood. The historic church was founded in the 1840s in Marthasville, Georgia. If that name is not familiar, it’s because Marthasville would become…
Pictured in this print is 191 Peacthree Tower, one of the taller skyscrapers in downtown Atlanta. I always loved the architecture of this particular building. I’m an armchair architecture student at best, but to my eye 191 Peachtree looks to be reminiscent of classic art deco design. Perhaps its down to simply the very linear…
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