what is a rework & the process: Our reworked canvases are printed on high-quality Archival Gloss Canvas stretched over a wood frame that are then hand-embellished by Casey with thick acrylic brushstrokes and texture to create the impression of an original painting. Casey begins each rework by coating the printed canvas in a clear, glossy gel, mimicking the brushwork of the original piece. Then, she selectively adds thick colored paint to accent key elements of the image.  Each rework is a unique creation and a form of the original piece. This glossy, textured canva ..read more

  Brighten Your Day Casey Langteau’s work is easily recognizable thanks to her signature impasto-impressionism strokes and the brightness of her paintings! Today we are going to dig into the the brightness and lightness of her work by examining the color white in respect to art and interior design! first, let’s talk about what’s trending in interior design: Modern interior decor trends reflect the ideals and desires of the times. In an ever complicated world, people are opting for serene, calming design choices. This trend is characterized by the abundant use of white and is complimented ..read more

  Brighten Your Day Casey Langteau’s work is easily recognizable thanks to her signature impasto-impressionism strokes and the brightness of her paintings! Today we are going to dig into the the brightness and lightness of her work by examining the color white in respect to art and interior design! first, let’s talk about what’s trending in interior design: Modern interior decor trends reflect the ideals and desires of the times. In an ever complicated world, people are opting for serene, calming design choices. This trend is characterized by the abundant use of white and is complimented ..read more

    To explain why I made decisions for building my new studio and the details I included, I need to take it back to my first home studio in 2016. My husband and I had just gotten married, and we were renting the back of a duplex in New Orleans. With 8’ ceilings and hardly any windows, I moved in wondering where my art supplies would fit. While my art side hustle was just beginning, my husband had faith that it would turn into something more. He insisted that I take the elected master bedroom since it was the largest and had french doors letting natural light in. In that room, I le ..read more

     We love being a part of the Magazine Street community… and thought we’d share some of our most loved spots to help you plan your next afternoon in our neighborhood! CLICK HERE FOR A GOOGLE MAPS LIST Places we love to eat: 1. La Boulangerie - The go-to lunch spot for all of our gallery staff! This charming French bakery is only a block away from the gallery and has the most decadent pastries and delicious sandwiches! Try the Le Dindon - you won’t regret it. Check them out here 2. Apolline - If you are looking for the perfect brunch, Apolline is it! Just across the street fr ..read more

  Hi Friend, Today we’re talking a little bit about terms you might hear in an art gallery! Some of these are pretty universal but some of them can mean slightly different things depending on what gallery you’re in - don’t ever hesitate to ask questions. Staff in a gallery is always happy to talk to you about art (seriously, it’s why we went into this line of work)! first let’s talk about some styles you might hear a lot about: Art Nouveau - This style was developed in the 1890s and was popular through the early 20th century. It is characterized by intricate designs and flowing shapes ..read more

  Not sure what to gift to your loved ones? I hope this will help make the process much easier and stress-free. I’m confident that you’ll find the perfect gift below! Make your decision in this order: ONE Decide what you would like to gift: something for the wall or a gift item TWO If you’re looking to gift a beautiful print, decide which print matches their home and personality best THREE Set your budget for the gift FOUR Decide if you prefer to gift a canvas or paper print (paper print would need to be framed by them or you) Below you will find the most popular prints categorized by typ ..read more

  One of the most heartbreaking aspects of cleaning up after a hurricane is the loss of irreplaceable artwork. Good news is there's a way to salvage them! AFTER If your artwork got wet in a storm, dry it face-up with tissue paper underneath. Place the artwork in a dry, bright area and change out the tissue as it absorbs the water. Do not blot or scrub the surface of the piece. If the artwork is stuck to the glass of a frame, do not try to take it out. Try the tissue paper technique with the glass on and if that doesn't work, bring it to a conservator. If your home is without power for a l ..read more

  Hi Friend! Let’s talk artwork options! Have you ever found yourself in love with a piece of art and then totally confused when a gallery tells you they have the original, but also a print, but also a canvas print, but also a reworked version? How are you supposed to choose? Not to worry, we’re here to clarify what some of these expressions mean so you can decide which option is best for you! Originals This is a one of a kind painting created by the artist. You should be able to see the brushstrokes and texture of the paints on the canvas. Original paintings are always signed by the ar ..read more

  Hi friend! I am here to help you with framing your art print! Prints are a great way to collect because they’re affordable and versatile. However, framing can be an overwhelming addition to your art buying process. I hope I can share some information and tips that’ll make it smooth sailing and an enjoyable experience. Where to get your frame: Getting your artwork professionally framed. This option is the easiest, but (of course) can be pricey. You will have a wide array of framing and mat options AND a professional to guide you in the decision process. Buying an off-the-shelf frame ..read more