8th Floor
Day 22 of Inktober 2025 - Button
What is Inktober? Read about it here.
I knew of a lonely stuffed bear who found himself in a department store long before I found out about another stuffed bear who came from a department store. This is the story of if those two infamous bears would have met while going to the legendary 8th Floor of Dayton's in Minneapolis. Ope! He found his button, and his new best friend.
This art was originally a painting
Acrylic and Spray Paint on cradled wood panel
16" x 12"
Prints available on Paper, Metal, Canvas, and Paper-Framed. Learn More
Note: color on-screen may vary slightly on actual prints
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Premium Prints Adam Loves
My Fine Art Prints are printed right here in Minnesota with the highest quality materials. To make your decision easy, I chose a few of my favorite substrates that really bring my artwork to life.
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Fine Art Paper Prints
Paper Prints are my most popular print for a reason - the colors are vibrant, and texture from the original painting shines through beautifully. They're printed on acid-free, pH-neutral papers with archival pigment inks and ready to be framed or propped up on your shelf.
Art Pictured: Love Birds
Framed Paper Prints
I offer two framing options for paper prints: gallery black-framed and premium walnut-framed. These expertly crafted frames arrive ready-to-hang with protective acrylic.
Art Pictured: Northern Rumpus
Metal Prints
Metal prints are super shiny. Paired with my vibrant color palette, the finish is so cool. These prints also come ready-to-hang, and offer a more modern twist to traditional framed or canvas artwork.
Art Pictured: Birch Forest
Canvas Gallery Wraps
The canvas gallery wrap substrate is fun because, at first glance, you might mistake it for an original painting. These have a semi-gloss finish and arrive ready-to-hang.
Art Pictured: Do Or Do Not
What is a Fine Art Print?
I get this question a lot. Most of the time, a Fine Art Print started as an Original Painting. In order to share that artwork with more people, I get the piece scanned by a kickass scanner in NE Minneapolis in order to give more people the opportunity to enjoy the art as a Fine Art Print.
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