Love's Paradox

It is important to me that I deliver the highest quality reproductions of my artwork to my customers, ensuring you receive nothing but the very best, every time.

Using top-tier Liquitex professional heavy body acrylic paints, each piece is
meticulously crafted for vibrant, lasting color and subject matter.

I use museum-grade archival-quality materials, photographing each work at
ultra-high-resolution using a Nikon HDSLR 24.2-megapixel DX format camera with
special lighting, and then adjust each image to ensure it is color graded and true to the original colors of the paint on the canvas.

Partnering with Gooten, a leading global art printer who can ship rapidly from
multiple locations around the world, their exceptional print quality on archival paper, stretched canvas options, or Giclée museum-quality prints is unmatched. I've opted for the latest museum-quality inkjet printing technology
for its remarkable archival reproduction color accuracy and projected 100-300
year color-fast longevity for its fine prints.

Production Timeframes & Shipping:

Original art is typically shipped within 48 hours, while our reproduction art is usually produced within 1-3 days from purchase, plus shipping time to deliver, typically 3-7 days. Our printer has a 95% on-time shipping rate and extremely low errors. Some items such as Giclée Fine Art Prints and Canvas Reproductions may take slightly longer. Occasionally, some materials are out of stock at the manufacturer, which may incur a longer production time.

My art radiates with my choice of top-tier Liquitex professional heavy body acrylic paints, renowned for their museum-quality, high
viscosity, pigment-rich, lightfast satin finish. Our dedication to quality extends to the canvas itself, with gesso-coated, archival-quality, acid-free, natural cotton or linen stretched over sturdy, kiln-dried, sustainably sourced wood stretcher bars.

My process continues with meticulous, high-resolution photography using advanced equipment and techniques that capture the essence of each piece. We ensure the utmost color accuracy and vibrancy, converting RGB to CMYK color mode for optimal printing results.

I partner with a leading print-on-demand provider for exceptional quality control. Each order placed undergoes stringent checks, from file inspection and print calibration to material assessment and color matching. We extend this attention to detail through the packing and shipping process, ensuring your artwork arrives in pristine condition.

My commitment to quality is unwavering, as we value customer satisfaction above all else. Should any issues arise, I will address them promptly and efficiently, offering replacements or refunds as needed.

Inkjet pigment ink prints can last for over 200 years on archival paper, (longer than the original paint on the canvas!) under proper environmental and display conditions, in contrast to C-prints which have a true life of only 30-40 years. Today’s professional inkjet pigment printers can reproduce colors beyond that of the Adobe RGB color space, into ProPhoto RGB territory - the only color space large enough to contain all the colors a camera’s sensor can capture.

Inkjet printers use a greater range of color inks, both dye and pigment, than any other printing process, and Inkjet pigment prints exhibit greater contrast, smoother color gradations, deeper blacks (Dmax), and finer shadow details than chemical dye prints.

You can choose multiple sizes and print options including Glossy or Lustre (a hybrid of gloss and matt paper that has a lower light reflection) paper reproduction, canvas reproduction, and can even choose to have your art framed within the buying and reproduction process, to enhance the space where you will hang it.

When it comes to paper, I exclusively use acid-free, 100% cotton archival paper for my prints, providing an elegant and welcoming touch to any space, that uniquely give our print-on-demand artworks a soft look and feel, to create a welcoming and hospitable touch to your home or office.

My dedication to quality materials and processes guarantees artwork that will not only captivate but also stand the test of time.

Acid-free vs Archival Quality Paper

While both acid-free and archival quality papers offer some level of protection against degradation, archival quality paper provides more comprehensive safeguards against deterioration over time, typically over many,
many decades or even centuries. If you're looking to ensure the highest level
of preservation for your prints for a long time, especially if they are valuable or historically significant (as are my art prints!), choosing archival quality paper is the preferred option.

Additional High-Quality Print Options:

Giclée Highest Quality Prints:

The highest museum-quality reproduced paper prints I offer (pronounced jhee-CLAY), in multiple sizes are the remarkable Giclée-style art prints. This method employs truly refined printing techniques, including archival inks on satin art paper.

Canvas Prints:

Also available for most print options in various sizes are canvas art prints using the best printing standards, meaning smooth, high-resolution images with bright, vivid colors, mounted on stretched high quality cotton or cotton-linen prepared canvas with a 1 ¼ inch frame - just like the original art piece.

In my print-on-demand process, I prioritize quality at every step. Utilizing top-tier Liquitex professional heavy body acrylic paints on archival-quality canvas, I ensure vibrant, long-lasting colors. Each artwork is meticulously photographed with a high-resolution Nikon camera under natural light for accurate color reproduction. Working with my best-in-class printing partner, orders are processed swiftly. I emphasize proactive customer service, promptly addressing any concerns to ensure your satisfaction. For my highest museum-quality prints, I offer standard and Giclée-style reproductions, known for their refined printing techniques and archival inks. High-quality stretched canvas prints mounted on frames are also available, featuring smooth, high-resolution images with vivid colors.
Quality Art Materials:
Multiple Size Options:
Archival Quality, Acid-Free Paper:
My prints are replicated on acid-free, 100 percent cotton archival paper.
Additional High-quality Print Options
Giclée Highest Quality Archival Prints
Sustainable Canvas Prints:
The Highest Quality Artwork Photography & Color Matching:
Order Placement:
File Checking:
Print Calibration:
Material Inspection:
Print Testing:
Color Matching:
Packing and Shipping Checks:
Customer Feedback Analysis:
Proactive Customer Responsiveness:

Sustainability entails satisfying everyone on our earth’s current needs without jeopardizing the health of our planet, thereby enabling future generations to fulfill their own requirements and thrive.

Practicing sustainability involves making daily choices that promote the well-being of all beings and ecosystems on Earth. It's essential for each of us to be mindful of our decisions, striving to harmonize economic, social, and environmental priorities to secure a brighter tomorrow for present and future generations.


HERE ARE MY COMMITMENTS TO SUSTAINABILITY IN MY ART PRACTICE & PROGRAMS.

• Net zero carbon by 2028
• A commitment to use sustainable and earth-friendly materials in my art wherever possible through sustainable art practices.
• Using recycled materials when possible
• A deep affinity and respect for nature and the environment through my work, to nurture understanding and sustainable life choices with my audiences
• Sustainable business and shipping practices wherever possible towards net-zero carbon
• Working with my non-profit (www.humanitywe.org) to help the world's poorest people move out of poverty
• Support & alignment with the United Nations Race to Zero Campaign
• Helping to create entrepreneurs, jobs, and sustainable income for people, families and whole communities through my art and charity
• A commitment to help rebuild sustainability within our fragile oceans
• Through Creative Life programs, a commitment to teach sustainability practices and help build more effective leadership to contribute to a better world for this, and future generations

Carbon-Reduced and Environmentally Friendly: Inkjet printing is more environmentally friendly, as Inkjet printers require far less energy than other digital technologies, and use earth-friendly, water-based pigment inks, without any chemicals used in the printing process. Inkjet printing has a much lower carbon footprint due to lower energy consumption, reduced waste generation, and fewer emissions than most other forms of art reproduction. Additionally, with so many connected printing facilities globally, the art can be printed through a smart supply chain, dynamically routing and producing orders closest to you the consumer, reducing shipping costs and delivery / transportation carbon into the atmosphere.

This makes inkjet printing a more environmentally responsible choice for your home environment (no chemicals), for businesses like mine (reducing carbon footprint, energy and chemicals), ….and for the planet as a whole.

A Commitment to Sustainable Art.
I commit to producing at least one sustainable planet art piece each month, with the purpose of creating awareness to the current environmental challenges many of Earth's species are experiencing.

Live a Smaller Footprint.
I advocate for embracing a lifestyle that minimizes our environmental footprint, encouraging moderation in consumerism, resisting the urge for excessive consumption, and prioritizing low carbon-high sustainability lifestyles and values whenever possible.

Art to Inspire Change.
As societal values evolve alongside global changes, I aspire to use my art and programs to inspire individuals to rethink their choices and adopt practices that lead to a smaller ecological footprint.
I firmly believe that such a lifestyle not only benefits the planet but also contributes to individual happiness.

As an artist, I believe sustainability is about meeting present needs without compromising the well-being of future generations or the planet. Climate change, driven by greenhouse gas emissions like CO2, poses significant risks, especially in product lifecycles such as art creation. Embracing sustainable practices, like using Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood and Inkjet printing with water-based pigment inks, reduces environmental impact. By choosing eco-friendly materials and advocating for a smaller ecological footprint, I aim to inspire positive change through my art and lifestyle choices. Practicing sustainability involves making daily choices that promote the well-being of all beings and ecosystems on Earth. It's essential for each of us to be mindful of our decisions, striving to harmonize economic, social, and environmental priorities to secure a brighter tomorrow for present and future generations.

HERE ARE MY COMMITMENTS TO SUSTAINABILITY IN MY ART PRACTICE & PROGRAMS.​

• Net zero carbon by 2028.
• A commitment to use sustainable and earth-friendly materials in my art wherever possible through sustainable art practices.
• Using recycled materials when possible.
• A deep affinity and respect for nature and the environment through my work, to nurture understanding and sustainable life choices with my audiences.
• Sustainable business and shipping practices wherever possible towards net-zero carbon.
• Working with my non-profit (www.humanitywe.org) to help the world's poorest people move out of poverty.
• Support & alignment with the United Nations Race to Zero Campaign
• Helping to create entrepreneurs, jobs, and sustainable income for people, families and whole communities through my art and charity.
• A commitment to help rebuild sustainability within our fragile oceans.
• Through Creative Life programs, a commitment to teach sustainability practices and help build more effective leadership to contribute to a better world for this, and future generations.

Each art piece you purchase is typically reproduced/printed at my contracted print-on-demand facilities located in the USA or at one of 75+ print locations around the world…. and then shipped to your location.

Your art prints will arrive directly from one of the Gooten Print-on-Demand facilities. The shipping process typically commences after reproduction and fulfillment (the printing process takes 1-3 days after you purchase through my online store). After reproduction my printer packages your artwork, and then ships your orders direct to your home. After being printed, they typically take 10-14 days or less, to arrive to your location.

By sending the order to the location closest to where you live to be printed, it keeps the shipping cost lower, and enables me to sell and deliver my art prints to almost anywhere in the world at reasonable pricing.

Shipping costs vary based on location and chosen shipping method. We strive for timely deliveries, but please allow 5-10 days, and up to 14 days for special offers and longer transit times for certain US territories. Should any issues arise during shipping, contact us, and we'll work to resolve them promptly.

My production partner works daily with the shipping providers to monitor timelines continuously and optimize them as best as possible. Shipping times can vary for several treasons out of my control, and can occur for due to the following scenarios:
• Increase in overall shipping times during the holiday peak season.
• International orders with limited tracking as they go through customs and are being shipped by sea/air.
• USPS orders require extra days during sorting.
International shipping times
International shipments may take up to 30 business days in transit but are usually delivered within 1-4 weeks from the ship date through DHL.
I have experienced a couple of instances where an International order may take upwards of a month to deliver. There are factors beyond my control that may extend the delivery window, including but not limited to:
• Packages being handled by multiple carriers, when handed off to local carriers in different cities /regions/countries.
• If the artwork is delivered to remote or hard to get to places where deliveries may be infrequent
• Local customs department processing time
• Natural disasters or other issues delaying typical delivery times.

For these reasons, we are unable to guarantee a delivery date with certainty for international deliveries.

Each art piece you purchase is typically reproduced/printed at my contracted print-on-demand facilities located in the USA or at one of 75+ print locations around the world… before being shipped directly to you. After a brief printing process of 1-3 days, your order is packaged and shipped, typically taking 10-14 days or less to reach your location. This strategic approach minimizes shipping costs and allows for affordable delivery worldwide. Our shipping process prioritizes quality service to ensure timely and satisfactory delivery. Shipping prices are determined by factors such as location, shipping method, and product type, with special considerations for US territories. In the rare event of shipping damage, please contact me promptly @ peter@peterashworth.com. I will do my very best to resolve the problem, and replace the art or refund your money if needed.

Each art piece you purchase is typically reproduced/printed at my contracted print-on-demand facilities located in the USA or at one of 75+ print locations around the world… before being shipped directly to you. After a brief printing process of 1-3 days, your order is packaged and shipped, typically taking 10-14 days or less to reach your location. This strategic approach minimizes shipping costs and allows for affordable delivery worldwide. Our shipping process prioritizes quality service to ensure timely and satisfactory delivery. Shipping prices are determined by factors such as location, shipping method, and product type, with special considerations for US territories. In the rare event of shipping damage, please contact me promptly @ peter@peterashworth.com. I will do my very best to resolve the problem, and replace the art or refund your money if needed.

Canvas and cotton paper prints are two popular options for reproducing artwork, each offering unique characteristics and aesthetics.

Ultimately, the choice between canvas and paper prints depends on personal preference, the intended use of the artwork, and the desired aesthetic. Canvas prints are ideal for creating a contemporary, gallery-like atmosphere, while paper prints offer versatility and affordability.


Canvas Prints:
Fine art and photo paper are relatively smooth, whereas canvas prints have much more texture. Manufacturers typically construct canvas from cotton, polyester, and linen (or flax), which gives it that characteristic texture and feel. Sometimes, you can find specialty fibers such as jute and hemp in different canvas types. Canvas is durable and can hold onto color incredibly well while having a stunning finish.

Texture: Canvas prints have a textured surface that adds depth and dimension to the artwork. This texture often mimics the look and feel of traditional paintings or gallery art works.
Durability: Canvas prints are typically more durable than paper prints. They are less prone to tearing, creasing, or damage from moisture compared to paper.
Versatility: Canvas prints can be stretched onto wooden frames, allowing them to be displayed without the need for additional framing. They can also be varnished for added protection and a glossy finish.
Modern Aesthetic: Canvas prints are often associated with a contemporary, gallery-style look, making them a popular choice for modern interiors.

Cotton Paper Prints:
You will commonly find people printing their art onto fine art paper. This paper is durable and made with a simple archival cotton or cotton blend that is acid-free. Fine art paper has a matte finish, meaning the texture is light and smooth to the touch. You can also print onto photo paper, but this paper struggles over time, and you’ll likely see it fade, crack, and yellow. Fine art paper is better because it can last over 100 years with little to no degradation. Because of this, many galleries will use fine art paper.

Texture: Cotton paper prints have a smooth surface that offers excellent clarity and detail, making them ideal for high-resolution printing. The lack of texture provides a clean and crisp appearance.
Authenticity: Cotton paper has been used for centuries in traditional printing processes due to its archival quality and longevity. Prints on cotton paper often have a classic, timeless appeal.
Matte Finish: Cotton paper prints typically have a matte finish, which reduces glare and reflections, making them suitable for displaying in well-lit environments or under glass.
Traditional Charm: Cotton paper prints evoke a sense of craftsmanship and tradition, making them a popular choice for fine art reproductions and vintage-inspired designs.

The choice between canvas and paper art prints depends on personal preference, the style of the artwork, the desired finished look of the artwork print, and the desired visual look on the wall.

Canvas and cotton paper prints are two popular options for reproducing artwork, each offering unique characteristics and aesthetics. Ultimately, the choice between canvas and paper prints depends on personal preference, the intended use of the artwork, and the desired aesthetic. Canvas prints feature a textured surface that adds depth and dimension, and are ideal for creating a contemporary, gallery-like atmosphere, while paper prints offer versatility and affordability. On the other hand, cotton paper prints provide excellent versatility, affordability, clarity and detail with a smooth, matte finish, evoking a sense of tradition and authenticity. Ultimately, the choice between canvas and paper prints depends on factors such as personal preference, intended use, and desired aesthetic, ensuring the perfect fit for any artwork and space.
Canvas Prints:
Texture: Canvas prints have a textured surface that adds depth and dimension to the artwork. This texture often mimics the look and feel of traditional paintings or gallery art works.
Durability: Canvas prints are typically more durable than paper prints. They are less prone to tearing, creasing, or damage from moisture compared to paper.
Versatility: Canvas prints can be stretched onto wooden frames, allowing them to be displayed without the need for additional framing. They can also be varnished for added protection and a glossy finish.
Modern Aesthetic: Canvas prints are often associated with a contemporary, gallery-style look, making them a popular choice for modern interiors.

Cotton Paper Prints:
Texture: Cotton paper prints have a smooth surface that offers excellent clarity and detail, making them ideal for high-resolution printing. The lack of texture provides a clean and crisp appearance.
Authenticity: Cotton paper has been used for centuries in traditional printing processes due to its archival quality and longevity. Prints on cotton paper often have a classic, timeless appeal.
Matte Finish: Cotton paper prints typically have a matte finish, which reduces glare and reflections, making them suitable for displaying in well-lit environments or under glass.
Traditional Charm: Cotton paper prints evoke a sense of craftsmanship and tradition, making them a popular choice for fine art reproductions and vintage-inspired designs.

Canvas and cotton paper prints are two popular options for reproducing artwork, each offering unique characteristics and aesthetics. Ultimately, the choice between canvas and paper prints depends on personal preference, the intended use of the artwork, and the desired aesthetic. Canvas prints feature a textured surface that adds depth and dimension, and are ideal for creating a contemporary, gallery-like atmosphere, while paper prints offer versatility and affordability. On the other hand, cotton paper prints provide excellent versatility, affordability, clarity and detail with a smooth, matte finish, evoking a sense of tradition and authenticity. Ultimately, the choice between canvas and paper prints depends on factors such as personal preference, intended use, and desired aesthetic, ensuring the perfect fit for any artwork and space.
Canvas Prints:
Texture: Canvas prints have a textured surface that adds depth and dimension to the artwork. This texture often mimics the look and feel of traditional paintings or gallery art works.
Durability: Canvas prints are typically more durable than paper prints. They are less prone to tearing, creasing, or damage from moisture compared to paper.
Versatility: Canvas prints can be stretched onto wooden frames, allowing them to be displayed without the need for additional framing. They can also be varnished for added protection and a glossy finish.
Modern Aesthetic: Canvas prints are often associated with a contemporary, gallery-style look, making them a popular choice for modern interiors.
Cotton Paper Prints:
Texture: Cotton paper prints have a smooth surface that offers excellent clarity and detail, making them ideal for high-resolution printing. The lack of texture provides a clean and crisp appearance.
Authenticity: Cotton paper has been used for centuries in traditional printing processes due to its archival quality and longevity. Prints on cotton paper often have a classic, timeless appeal.
Matte Finish: Cotton paper prints typically have a matte finish, which reduces glare and reflections, making them suitable for displaying in well-lit environments or under glass.
Traditional Charm: Cotton paper prints evoke a sense of craftsmanship and tradition, making them a popular choice for fine art reproductions and vintage-inspired designs.

“I want people to feel something when they experience my art.”

Peter Ashworth is an impact artist whose purpose is to inspire people to feel alive, take them on a journey of transformation, and help them live their best creative lives.

He is a creator, adventurer, ocean sailor, Philanthropist, environmentalist, ex-corporate CEO, and life coach whose purpose is to change lives. He is family-focused, and also runs a non-profit (Humanity We) to address extreme poverty in small poor communities around the world. His life purpose is to uplift the lives of others through art, philanthropy, and helping others.

He believes his art should engage, entertain, and uplift his customers to express their creative nature, to spark their imagination, and their desire to live creatively. He has an attraction to iconic life moments, whimsy and pop culture, and has a keen eye for color, progressive design, and subject matter honed over 30 years as a branding and marketing expert.

His art is created to be a centerpiece, an experience, to mentally engage the viewer. He works across six different subject areas, each with a unique purpose of creating life-moment reactions and mental engagement with his viewers in the habitats and environments where his art is located.

“Art can help us make sense of the world by providing us with new perspectives, challenging our assumptions, expressing emotions and experiences, and creating meaning.”

His creative process is designed to inspire self-expression, and he creates art to elicit the viewers' experienced emotions. He believes that art is a positive catalyst for enhancing the well-being of individuals, homes, society, and the environment. Great art helps people to think deeper, feel alive, connect with their true selves, and feel more connected to the world around them. He believes art has the power to heal, inspire, manifest, and create positive change.

“My goal is to make your life better through art. I see the world creatively, and have a thousand creative ideas new every day, many that manifest into my art.”

“I want people to feel something when they experience my art.”
Peter Ashworth, is a California Impact Artist, who seeks to evoke profound emotions and inspire transformation through his art. a creator, adventurer, ocean sailor, Philanthropist, environmentalist, ex-corporate CEO, and life coach whose purpose is to change lives. I am very family-focused, and also founded and run a non-profit (Humanity We) to address extreme poverty in small poor communities around the world. My life purpose is to uplift the lives of others through art, philanthropy, and helping others. Art can help us make sense of the world by providing us with new perspectives, challenging our assumptions, expressing emotions and experiences, and creating meaning. I believe in the power of great art to engage, entertain, and uplift, and aim to spark imagination and encourage self-expression. With a keen eye for color and design honed over decades, I like to craft art that inspires and resonates with my viewers, inviting them to think deeper and connect with their true selves. Through my creative process, I want to make a positive impact on individuals, homes, society, and the environment, envisioning a world where art fosters well-being and fosters positive change.

“Great art helps people to think deeper, feel alive, connect with their true selves, and feel more connected to the world around them. Art has the power to heal, inspire, manifest, and create positive change.“

“I want people to feel something when they experience my art.”
Peter Ashworth, is a California Impact Artist, who seeks to evoke profound emotions and inspire transformation through his art. a creator, adventurer, ocean sailor, Philanthropist, environmentalist, ex-corporate CEO, and life coach whose purpose is to change lives. I am very family-focused, and also founded and run a non-profit (Humanity We) to address extreme poverty in small poor communities around the world. My life purpose is to uplift the lives of others through art, philanthropy, and helping others. Art can help us make sense of the world by providing us with new perspectives, challenging our assumptions, expressing emotions and experiences, and creating meaning. I believe in the power of great art to engage, entertain, and uplift, and aim to spark imagination and encourage self-expression. With a keen eye for color and design honed over decades, I like to craft art that inspires and resonates with my viewers, inviting them to think deeper and connect with their true selves. Through my creative process, I want to make a positive impact on individuals, homes, society, and the environment, envisioning a world where art fosters well-being and fosters positive change.

“Great art helps people to think deeper, feel alive, connect with their true selves, and feel more connected to the world around them. Art has the power to heal, inspire, manifest, and create positive change.“

Poverty is the world's biggest problem.

20% of all proceeds from my art go to funding Humanity We, a Charity I founded to help the poorest people & communities on the planet escape dehumanizing, generational poverty. Humanity We is a California tax-exempt organization, as defined by section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. 20% of your purchase may be eligible as a tax deduction. Humanity We is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions in accordance with Code section 170. Therefore up to 20 percent of your purchase is a tax-deductible donation to the full extent as provided by law. Please check with your tax advisor for details.

Humanity We is a new and highly innovative idea to address the world’s most difficult problems, to transform the lives of people living in debilitating multi-generational poverty across the world, community by small rural community. The RISE Project is our 14-part formula and collaborative execution to transform the poorest communities on earth, with a 10-year commitment for each community - to lasting social change, infrastructure development, leadership advancement, increased economic development, technology transformation, and several other key elements to create lasting change and generational advancement.

We provide highly innovative, comprehensive solutions to rapidly move whole communities forward out of poverty into new hope and opportunities.
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BUY MY ART. CHANGE THE WORLD.
CHANGE YOU.

Poverty is the world's biggest problem.

20% of all proceeds from my art go to funding Humanity We, a Charity I founded to help the poorest people & communities on the planet escape dehumanizing, generational poverty. Humanity We is a California tax-exempt organization, as defined by section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. 20% of your purchase may be eligible as a tax deduction. Humanity We is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions in accordance with Code section 170. Therefore up to 20 percent of your purchase is a tax-deductible donation to the full extent as provided by law. Please check with your tax advisor for details.

Humanity We is a new and highly innovative idea to address the world’s most difficult problems, to transform the lives of people living in debilitating multi-generational poverty across the world, community by small rural community. The RISE Project is our 14-part formula and collaborative execution to transform the poorest communities on earth, with a 10-year commitment for each community - to lasting social change, infrastructure development, leadership advancement, increased economic development, technology transformation, and several other key elements to create lasting change and generational advancement.

We provide highly innovative, comprehensive solutions to rapidly move whole communities forward out of poverty into new hope and opportunities.
​
BUY MY ART. CHANGE THE WORLD.
CHANGE YOU.

Contact me if I can help you in any way.

If you would like to know more about my art, discuss a unique commission piece for your home or office, or if there is any damage in shipping, or if the artwork is defective in any way when you receive it, please contact me: peter@peterashworth.com within 30 days to discuss a replacement or refund.

I typically produce 4-10 original art pieces per month which are typically available through my Shopify store (peterashworth.art), or through my Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads or YouTube pages. Additionally, much of my wall art is available as high-quality prints, reproduced on archival paper or canvas – produced in many different sizes according to your needs.

I would love to hear from you. If you have any art needs, are looking for inspiration, need my assistance, or just want to say hello….please contact me.