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You’ll Be Blessed Art Tiles

Sivertson Gallery Shop: You’ll Be Blessed Art Tiles

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You’ll Be Blessed Art Tiles

By Lori Franklin

Art tiles showcase images printed onto beautiful Botticino marble. They make unique gifts, and are a fun and functional way to enjoy your favorite art prints. Choose your art tile substrate (magnet, ornament, coaster, utility hook, or trivet) and quantity below. Coasters are also sold in sets of four (all the same design).

Also available in a giclee print.

$10.95 – $79.00

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Lori is a Minnesota-settled artist with Montana roots, inspired by the natural magic of Big Sky country and the Land of 10,000 Lakes. “Time has sharpened my observations skills to the point that hearing nature’s stories and telling them on canvas is my full-time job,” she says. Lori has worked in mixed media, collage, jewelry, and textiles—but now focuses exclusively on painting. When she’s not observing wildlife in their native habitat, Lori is imagining scenes and stories from the critters’ daily lives—and capturing them on her canvases, creating color-bursting, heart-expanding paintings. Lori is based in Duluth, Minnesota. Learn more about Lori’s artmaking process in our Q&A with the artist.