This collection of State of Georgia prints is important to me because Georgia is my home. In fact, I have spent all but a couple of years in college right here in the Peach state.
You’ll find Georgia wall art here that has been inspired both by places I’ve lived as well as ones I’ve visited. From the Georgia coast to the North Georgia mountains and southward where I grew up, there’s a little bit of it all here. I’m continually inspired by my home state and continuously adding new local art representing the places that make Georgia special to me and, I hope, you.
Many of these state of Georgia prints mark my journey as an artist. Although my love of visual art started during my early travels, it was here in my home state of Georgia that I learned I didn’t have to travel thousands of miles to capture beautiful landscapes and landmarks.
I am thoroughly convinced that part of developing an artistic eye is learning to find beauty in unexpected places. But on the other, Georgia seems to be to be an uncommonly beautiful place with an amazing diversity. Georgia’s landscapes run the gamut from the beaches of coastal Georgia to the Appalachian landscapes of North Georgia. Traveling from one end of the state from the other is an experience ranging from sleepy rural towns to the large metro area of Atlanta. Having grown up in one of those sleepy towns and lived in Atlanta, I have appreciation for both ends of that spectrum. And I believe that fondness shows in the Georgia wall art collection you are currently viewing.
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As the sun was setting on my second day in Savannah, I was driving around with no particular destination. I was looking for inspiration for where I would see and capture the day’s end. Not familiar at all with the area, I was just following random roads along the coast when I spotted this beautiful…
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…
My starry night over the beach at Tybee Island near Savannah is literally the stuff of dreams. I awoke in the middle of the night with this image as fresh as could be in my mind. It was as if I had just looked out the window and seen the moon reflecting in the sea…
I’ve mentioned before that during the years I lived in the Atlanta area, Roswell was one of my favorite places to visit. The Smith Plantation is a beautiful illustration of why I liked the area. Parts of historic Roswell still had a small town “homey” feel. It doesn’t feel like suburbia when you look at…
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…
This scenic country art depicts a place in rural Georgia that I didn’t personally know the history of when I stumbled across it. In fact, I wasn’t even one hundred percent sure it was the Crossroads Store despite the fact it was on a road named the Crossroads Store Road. It was just a hunch….
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…
There’s just something about stormy weather that appeals to me. I don’t think I’m alone that there’s something about the air in a storm, particularly one that comes in off the sea that just charges the air. It makes me feel more awake, more alive, than an other time. Those storms over the ocean were…
Capturing this bicycle on the beach was a bit of luck. I was prepared of course. I had my camera in hand, but the bicycle itself, that was the happy surprise of the afternoon. This beach bicycle print is from my last day on Tybee Island on the Georgia Coast several years ago. I was…
My brief visit to Savannah, Georgia, just didn’t leave me enough time to really examine its fabled squares and all that old Savannah architecture. It’s definitely on my agenda to return, though. Amongst my few walks in the city was a stroll down beautiful East River Street to see the Savannah River and I have…
My coastal experience as a child were the beaches along the Florida gulf coast and I had only briefly visited Georgia’s Atlantic coast once before during my college years so I was amazed at the differences in the environment along Georgia’s barrier islands. The beautiful saltwater marsh pictured here is near Lazaretto Creek between Tybee…
City tours are often a great way to get to know a new city, and my time on the Georgia coast was so brief that I’m not sure I would have even seen Savannah cathedral if I hadn’t taken one of those little trolley tours of the historic city. In fact, every tour guide I…
I think the Georgia marshes were one of my big surprises as I explored the Georgia coast on my short visit to the area. In fact, I spent at least an hour taking photos of the saltwater marshes that lie between Tybee Island and Savannah. I had little experience with the Atlantic coast before this…
This picture will always be special to me because it was my first sunrise in Savannah and in fact on the Georgia coast. I wanted to catch those first rays of the sun somewhere in the general direction of Tybee Island so got up early and headed out just a wee bit later than I…
There’s just something about the sea that keeps me coming back. And I suspect if you’re looking at this print of Tybee Island beach, you have the same love of the sea that I do. I’ve always loved a good stroll on the beach, but my beach memories of Tybee have remained especially vivid in…
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