Canvas and Metal

Some artwork asks for a different surface. This collection takes Heather Hicks's original pieces — abstract work and figurative studies alike — and offers them as canvas and metal wall art, two finishes that change how a piece lives on a wall. Every image begins the same way: made by hand, never AI-generated and never a stock photo run through a filter. What changes here is the material it's printed on — and with it, the entire presence of the work.

The two surfaces do very different things. Canvas prints carry a matte, classic texture — the weave softens the light, deepens the blacks, and gives the art the warmth of a traditional painting. Metal wall art does the opposite: the image is infused into aluminium for a crisp, luminous surface with a subtle sheen, so color reads vivid and fine detail stays razor-sharp. As a rule of thumb, canvas suits softer, painterly, and abstract work, while metal art makes bold color and intricate detail pop. One floating-frame acrylic option is also available for a gallery-style, glass-fronted finish.

You'll find a focused selection here — statement abstracts like Circular and Rainbow in Modern Shapes alongside figurative pieces such as Ballerina, Counterbalance, and Legs of Pink Ladies — each one chosen because it earns the upgrade to canvas or metal. Sizes run from an 8x8 square up to 24x12, with framed and floating-frame options, and prices from $90 to $400. Canvas and metal pieces arrive ready to hang. A certificate of authenticity is available as an optional add-on at checkout.

Canvas and metal are the surfaces buyers reach for when a piece needs to do real work in a room. Metal wall art belongs in modern, contemporary, and high-light spaces where its sheen becomes part of the appeal; canvas settles naturally into warmer, more traditional, and lived-in rooms. Either way, these are statement pieces for living rooms, entryways, and offices — and an easy specify for interior designers who want the artwork and the finish decided in a single step.