Buy and Give

Hand painted kitchenware, prints and Original Paintings all available online!

Art to Feed is a 501 (c)(3) organization. Your purchase today is tax deductible and a portion of proceeds will go to support your local food bank. We put the rest back into Art to Feed to continue our mission.

You will receive email confirmation of your donation! Allow 5-10 Business days to receive your items. Thank you for your support!

Original Art Work

Holstein Cutting Board
SOLD

Hand painted with first Holstein "Art to Feed" image. Hand wash only. Approx 15" diameter.

Fall Platter

Hand painted Pumpkin Platter. 18"long. Enjoy your favorite fall treats like our Pumpkin Muffins with this fun platter!

Holstein Butter Dish

Hand Painted on 100% Porcelain. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Art to Feed writing and signature inside. See our Raw Butter Recipe also!

Farmhouse Hand Painted Plates

Set of 5 Plates as pictured here.

$59. 100% Porcelain, Dishwasher and Microwave Safe. Smaller plates for serving only.

Prints

Giclee Prints come ready to hang, gallery wrapped with extended image over 3/4" sidebar. Please email with any custom size requests, or questions to [email protected]

We do not keep most prints in stock so allow two to three weeks to receive, will ship directly to you! 10% of proceeds donated to local food bank. If preference of other cause please email. You will receive confirmation receipt via email of donation to support our community!

Ar to Feed, Inc is a 501 (c)(3) Organization

What is a giclee print?

A giclee is a digital ink jet print made to reproduce artwork and photography. The process employs a highly refined ink jet print head that has thousands of tiny nozzles that sprays very fine, overlapping layers of pigmented ink onto paper or canvas to create stunning prints with superior clarity and color.

The term "giclee" is derived from the French noun "gicleur" meaning "jet, stream of liquid or gas forced out of an opening". More loosely translated, it means "to spray". The term was created by an early proponent of digital ink jet printing who wanted to elevate the awareness of the superior nature of this new printing process over traditional offset printing -- that a giclee was a print that was "sophisticated" or special.

Pigmented inks are very stable. Some of the more current inks are rated to last up to two hundred years without fading according to testing lab Wilhelm Research. Even though dye inks have a larger color "gamut" or range, pigmented inks are overall superior for their stability.

The papers and canvas types that are used to make giclee prints are all specially coated to make the substrate's surface more receptive to pigmented inks.