WEATHER MESSAGE

If Austin-area weather or road conditions are poor, our hours may change or we may close temporarily. Please call us at 512-306-1064 before making a special trip.

You can still use our website at any time to browse art, submit artwork, order printing, explore framing options, or contact us.

FINE ART GALLERY NEWS

The Austin Fine Art Gallery website has been improved in the following ways:

  • Mobile Friendly
  • Easier Menu Navigation
  • Easier Submission of Art
  • Fast Upload of Images for Printing
  • Easier Website Search
  • Visualize and Order Art

Let us know if you are having any issues with the website or if you would like any other improvement. To contact us, simply click below:

GICLEE PRINTING NEWS

The Austin Giclee Printing website has been improved in the following ways:

  • Mobile Friendly
  • Easier Menu Navigation
  • Easier Search for Giclees
  • Search Website by Keywords
  • Giclee Imaging Information
  • Giclee Size and Price Calculators
  • Visualize and Order Your Giclee

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CUSTOM FRAMING NEWS

The Austin Custom Framing website has been improved in the following ways:

  • Mobile Friendly
  • Easier Menu Navigation
  • Search for Frames
  • Search Website by Keywords
  • Order Your Jersey Framed
  • Visualize Your Image Framed

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Artist
Brenda Haverly


Brenda Haverly was born in Colorado where she spent many years while her USAF Father began the planning and development of what became the USAF Academy. She grew up traveling around the United States at the discretion of the United States Air Force, moving at least every four years if not more often. Two tours in Alaska fostered her love of the outdoors and an awareness of varied climates and terrain. Her father, an architect and avid photographer, taught her to have an “eye” and sense of design. College provided art classes at several institutions, beginning at Colorado State and finishing with SDSU in Brookings with a Masters in Education. Four years in Asia as an expat opened more art doors as she could study watercolor with members of the Singapore Watercolor Society. Meeting pastel artist Enid Wood PSA in 2009 meant an exciting introduction to soft pastels as a medium which she has continued to pursue. Many of Brenda’s works depict life on rural property, amid the rolling hills and Live Oak trees of Texas.

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