50 Pieces of Art You Can Buy on Etsy

I'm a big fan of Los Angeles graphic designer Heather Perry. Many of her prints and greeting cards are based on original oil paintings (like that Danny DeVito painting we mentioned), but you can also find clothing and knitting designs in her Etsy shop. One of my favorites is this print fit for a guest room or entryway asking everyone's favorite question: "What's the Wi-Fi password?"

Erin Hagerman's shop, Prints and Giggles, offers a midcentury modern take on your favorite movies. Each print comes complete with the cast, famous quotes and even a color palette. To top it off, each print features a quirky, iconic graphic from each movie — if you've seen it, you know it!

Munea Wadud leaves little, but not hidden, messages in her prints, inviting you to take a closer look. She hopes to bring awareness to causes that support underrepresented minorities through her vivid art. We especially love her LGBT+ and plus-size model line drawings, which also double as coloring pages.

Sure, our devices are smart, but are they "clean your cast iron skillet the right way" smart? The House of Tomorrow may still be a bit further off, but in the meantime there's this hilarious print from Printable Gallery Shop.

Your favorite song, a baby's heartbeat, a sentimental voicemail — preserve all those precious memories with sound wave art. Simply choose your design — the shop can print sound waves on its acrylic glass blocks in over 20 color options, plus you can choose to add text — and then submit your sound wave via email. For music, simply type in the song you want to use during check out. For just a few dollars more, the shop will print a playback bar code onto your art so you (or your recipient, if it's a gift) can listen to the audio.

Heather first picked up a camera in 2014, when she and her husband (also a photographer) got married in Prague, Czech Republic. World travelers, Photo527 is a unique look into some of their adventures together: the photos are all tied together with a pink and pastel theme. This means you can fill your walls in an instant by purchasing multiple prints you like, or let Heather do the thinking for you and purchase a gallery wall photo bundle kit.

Judy Konopka is a graphic designer based in Middletown, Connecticut. She curates and restores vintage photography, spending hours removing dust and scratches, filling in lost details and adjusting the exposure to make for a beautiful print. From historical moments to scenery to this 1934 snapshot of the Chicago Theatre, you're bound to find a memory that speaks to you.

We couldn't believe it either, but it's true: this is a watercolor painting by Kseniia Yeromenko. Based in the Ukraine, Kseniia studied fine art and graphic design at the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Fine Arts. She wasn't drawn to graphic design software and missed the experience of creating something with her hands. She found her artistic home working with watercolors, and began creating hyper-realistic paintings of food. It probably won't surprise you that she gets her inspiration from grocery shopping, and loves when people say her work makes them hungry!

Based in San Diego, Josh Fillis creates mixed-media abstract paintings inspired by his natural surroundings. Using a variety of techniques and applications from paint pouring to palette knives, "Shoal" (pictured above) is an acrylic and oil pastel work "inspired by gestural movements and ocean forms."

Inspired by the iconic works of Jeff Koons, this miniature balloon animal dog is cast out of a polyresin material, and then painted with high-shine lacquer. White Faux Taxidermy shop also offers wall-mounted taxidermy animals cast from the same no-cruelty resin.

Looking like something out of a video game or Studio Ghibli movie, this wool and felt bear carries a campsite made from foraged branches from the forest and preserved moss. We think it would be a perfect fit in a reading nook, kids room or anywhere you need to add a little magic.

Offering wall art, bookends, planters and propagation tubes, you'll find a variety of metal wall art at Black Ivy Crafts. We love this minimalist world map, and you can also find script art and other designs that will fit any style.

This art hits (almost!) all five senses. Art you can play with? Sign us up. Three wooden gears connect so you can rotate them by hand. To make matters even better, the piece comes ready to hang.