Kids As Art

This 14x20 is a beautiful canvas art piece in the master bedroom!

Don't you want to do this in your own living room?

I love to see kids as art. What a great way to decorate!

If you didn't catch my last blog post on this topic, I am offering a 15% discount on 16x20 or larger signature wall art (framed prints, canvas gallery wraps, or gallery mounts) purchased thru Dec 31st. To receive this discount, you have to let me photograph your child with their art piece on display as shown here.

Call now. We can still print art pieces from sessions done earlier this year!

Blue Eyes & Freckles

Here's a little sneak peek from earlier this week. Look at these three - such fresh happy faces with their freckles and beautiful bright eyes.

This last one cracks me up. My prop selection kept her entertained while I photographed her brothers. I just had to share this one because it's so cute!

Kids As Art

Introducing KIDS AS ART, by Jessica Gwozdz Photography!

I once read an article in a parenting magazine about how having photos around of your children boosts their self esteem and self-worth. If displaying portraits has a positive impact on a child's self esteem, then imagine what making their photos the focal point of a room can do. This concept was the catalyst for the "Kids as Art" concept.

In honor of the launch of this campaign, I am offering a 15% discount on 16x20 or larger signature wall art (framed prints, canvas gallery wraps, or gallery mounts) purchased thru Dec 31st. Ok, there is a catch with the discount. The catch is that you have to let me photograph your child with their art piece so that I can show the idea to other parents who are considering similar art pieces.

So c'mon .. Let's get images of those gorgeous kids on the walls!

Kids as Art

I once read an article in a parenting magazine about how having lots of photos around of your children boosts their self esteem and self-worth. If the number of photos taken of a child is directly related to their future success, my kids will probably be future CEO's or Nobel Prize winners. I follow them around with a camera constantly, and they literally think I am the paparazzi. LOL!

If displaying portraits has a positive impact on a child's self esteem, then imagine what making their photo the focal point of a room can do.

My Dad's birthday was July 4th, and I created this canvas as a gift for him. When it arrived, I was speechless. My good friend and mentor Karen Rodgers once described a final photo piece so breathtaking that it actually makes the viewer "suck in air" (ie: gasp). I guess that was my reaction to this canvas when I received it. I hung it on my wall so I could photograph the kids with it, and then honestly - I wanted to keep it for myself. (Don't worry... I gave it up and Dad got his birthday present!)

I have large photos of my kids in other places in my house, but now I am brainstorming on what kind of image I want to create to be the focal point of my living room.

You have all brought some gorgeous kids into my studio, and I would encourage you to think about creating an art piece with their images. So many of us invest in art for our homes, and aren't our kids are truly the most precious art of all?