It's me, hi. And I'm here to make your holiday shopping just a bit easier (and more colorful) with the 2022 Jennifer Allevato Fine Art Gift Guide. Let's go.
Mom:
Small paintings are perfect: pretty, joyful, and special. She does not want another robe - let's get a little more creative. (psst... my Minis Collection is coming out November 30th!)
Available Small Floral Paintings or Get on the early access list for the Minis Collection
Sister-in-Law:
Her house is super cute but the bathroom needs a little spruce. A pretty print will do just the trick.
Friend/Co-Worker/Teacher/Clients/Hostess Gift:
Why are all these different types of people and situations grouped together?? Because the Flowers for 2023 Wall Calendar is actually that diverse - it's the perfect gift! Beautiful, fun, and practical, it's truly a chameleon gift for almost any person.
Flowers for 2023 Wall Calendar
The Person Who Actually Gets Up Early to Journal:
You know them, you love them. Get them something cool they'll actually use! (Add a fun pen to be extra thoughtful).
Color Swatch Notebook hand-painted journal
Nature-Lovers:
Maybe they love hiking and camping under the stars. Maybe they prefer a covered porch and a comfy chair (with a view). Either way, they'll love this.
Lowcountry Scenes 10 Fine Art Print
Your Coolest Sibling:
They actually got tickets to the Taylor Swift Eras Tour and you have no idea how. "At every table, I'll save you a seat..."
Your Partner:
They deserve the world. Give them a tiny piece of your heart with some original art that they'll treasure.
The Pickiest Person You Know:
Is a gift card a cop-out gift? Not when it's to a super cool artist's shop (*cough cough*).
Jennifer Allevato Fine Art Gift Cards
Stocking Stuffers:
Is email easier and quicker? Yes. But that's what makes actually sending a card that much more special. Plus, these are just pretty.
Yourself:
In the wise words of Donna Meagle and Tom Haverford, Treat yo' self.
Along the Path, Looking North Painting
Happy Shopping!
Recently I visited the house and gardens at Dumbarton Oaks, an historic estate hidden away in residential Georgetown in Washington, D.C. I was awe-struck by the grounds, so tree-covered among the hills that you forget you're not in the middle of the countryside!
I took several weeks in June and July and experimented with acrylics on raw canvas for the first time. I mostly work on wooden panel and paper in my current practice, and it's been years since I worked on canvas.
After nearly 4 years, I am finally re-exploring florals in a full collection!
