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Museum-quality frameless canvas prints hand-wrapped around hardwood stretcher bars. Can be displayed individually or as curated ensembles.
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Sometimes the best celebrations in life are unplanned. If people just start showing up at my house for no reason, the word gets out. Before long neighbors are in the backyard. People are texting and inviting friends. The party slowly percolates until somebody starts playing the music.... And then, a full on celebration breaks out, as some of the best and worst dance moves are displayed on the patio.
The evening goes on until we have worn ourselves out with what can only be described as an aerobic exercise of laughter and lunacy. This is what the scene of the Dwarfs dancing with Snow White feels like from Walt Disney’s first major motion picture: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. A slow discovery of fun that breaks into a celebration. Trying new things as they get to know the mysterious Princess. That moment bonds the characters together. It’s what I experience in my backyard when we let all of our insecurities and pretensions go and just enjoy good company. Our status and achievements are not qualifications to dance, celebrate and have a great time.
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Eric Dowdle
Eric Dowdle grew up in the western United States as one of 12 children, with many childhood stories reflected in his artwork—from chickens in mailboxes to boys surprising moms with neighbor's flowers. After moving to Boston, he developed a fascination with folk art that combined his values, love of people, and storytelling ability. Today, Eric and his wife Deb live on a farm in Lindon, Utah, by the Wasatch Mountains, which he calls "my favorite place on earth."
Eric has been creating art for nearly three decades, popularizing a new genre of story-telling art filled with fun and humor. As both a sketch artist and fine-art painter, he's one of only a few artists licensed to paint iconic Disney storybook characters. His travels worldwide have inspired paintings of popular destinations like Rome and Paris alongside hidden gems like Frankenmuth, Michigan and Stowe, Vermont. He says, "It's the people that make a place or event unforgettable. I find it a thrill to celebrate people's experiences by putting their stories into my paintings."
Eric's paintings are treasure hunts filled with Easter eggs, pop-culture references, and vibrant humor, featuring his signature fluffy clouds and sculptured mountains. His collection of over 300 paintings has been converted into premium products like puzzles and prints, selling over one million puzzles annually through major retailers. His hope is that whether gazing at a masterpiece or building a puzzle, people will be flooded with joyful memories and passion to make more.