Jake Packard

I learned photography as a freshman at Harvard in the darkrooms of the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts in Harvard Yard, the very first year it opened. Developing negatives and then printing pictures with an enlarger and trays of chemicals was a blast. But now today, with incredible digital technology at our fingertips, framing the beauty found in the natural world is even more thrilling.

True Art nourishes the soul. It should inspire us and lift us up. It has the power to open hearts and minds, soothe emotions, and transform lives. I believe it should be an expression of beauty of more than ordinary significance. I love bright colors. I love sharp images with vibrancy. My wall art will liven up a room in a ‘feng shui’ way, so that the feelings and moods of the people in the room will be affected in a positive direction because of the environment my wall art helps to create.

All the pictures are available at different sizes and printed on various materials, including metal, canvass, acrylic and paper. And now i am delighted to offer my photoart printed on to one-of-a-kind merchandise, ie. coffee mugs, tee-shirts, phone cases, throw pillows, tote bags and more. Contact Posh Art Gallery for more information. 

Juan’s artistic career started in the early 2000’s when he began doodling in the small A4 format using China ink and engineering precision pens. These pieces matured into an entire series that culminated with the creation of a genderless character known as Dr. Wiggl’s PhD. 

In 2006 Juan was selected as Artist of the month of the Orlando Museum of Art and he had a solo exhibit at the museum art shop. From 2005 to 2008 Juan exhibited on a permanent basis at the OSGS Gallery in West Palm Beach. For over two decades Juan has focused on this theme of China ink on paper until 2021 when he decided to explore color and large formats. 

Today Juan combines his themes of small and large formats and uses inspiration based on his love of words, mathematics, aviation and business.

"The Arts invite us to witness that authentic, timeless space of potentiality in pure positive energy of creation. Creating nurtures my Mind, Body and most importantly my Soul. When we sift, sort and align to our Soul's essence we have opportunities to expand, delight and evolve." - Katrina

Katrina is an emerging, Contemporary, Abstract Expressionist artist. Her primary medium is acrylics on many surfaces. Creativity and Freedom of expression was honed as a little girl with dance- her first love. Born and raised in a beautiful area called the Jersey Shore she credits "coastal living" and a curious mind as the key elements influencing her work and life. Katrina believes that when you tap into the pure energy, one can find balance, joy, love, peace, and harmony regardless of the exterior chaos in the world. The exquisite beauty all around inspires her use of acrylic paint in bold colors. Her rhythmic movement, emotional energy, geometric shapes and complex textures all dance across the canvas. Your imagination is ignited. Her predominant series is called the “Fairy Lands" where images of fish, birds, humans and many other shapes just appear. It is a visual feast for the senses of all ages. Her playful and engaging mixed media collage work consists of acrylic paint, charcoal, papers and repurposed assorted household items. A wearable Abstract necklace line is made of acrylic paint on metal pendants. They are one of a kind, hand painted colorful designs for everyone. Katrina's paint blotters from recycled food boxes morph into a card line. Necklaces, smart canvas and cards can be viewed and purchased at the Roe Green gift shop at the Cultural Council of the Palm Beaches. A wonderful shop that showcases creative talents. "Let Your Light Shine" is her one of a kind, acrylic hand painted Lamp shade series that lights up any room. Stop by Posh Design Studio Gallery on W. Atlantic to view her new " I am..". and " Be more...". It's a wonderful series imbued with positive emotions to be used as a tool to motivate, encourage and meditate.

Kimberly Perry is the owner and curator of Posh Design Studio where she represents over 100 local, national and international artists. Posh is a thriving art gallery that services all types of homes, businesses and interior designers. Her gallery consists of original paintings, sculptures, glass art, fine art photography, home décor and unique gifts. Kimberly is also an artist that specializes in Abstract Seascapes, Landscapes and Glass Mosaic Hearts, with over 30 years of experience. 

Kimberly focuses on the psychological and physiological effects of color on human beings. She will create colorful solutions for your architectural and interior design projects. She has spent a life- time attending art shows, festivals and art galleries across the country with her dad. Kimberly is constantly researching and developing her skills as an Art Consultant and Curator for her gallery, Posh Design Studio. Her passion and energy are fueled by her desire to support the art community and spread love, joy and beauty to the world.

Kimberly is the daughter of world-renowned artist, DeVon Cunningham, featured in the Smithsonian Institute.  Kimberly holds a bachelor's degree in Communications, Arts and Science from Michigan State University. She currently resides in Manhattan, New York and Delray Beach, Florida with her husband Scott Perry, General Manager of the New York Knicks. She has an extensive VIP List of celebrity Art Collectors across the country. "Let me help you create an atmosphere of joy, love and beauty in your home or business."

Laurie Jacobson, a fused glass artist from South Florida,  creates joyfully colored glassworks to spread beauty, imagination and tranquility into her clients spaces. Working in glass combines Laurie’s passion for texture and pattern with a multi-dimensional medium that harnesses the transformative power of light and color. The ocean, beach and color auras influence her designs. Since she graduated college, Laurie has been an entrepreneur in the design and retail industry creating functional art with ceramics, mosaic glass, stationery, fabric, and furnishings. Her love of fused glass began in 2019 and is constantly evolving. 

“The possibilities of Glass fusing are endless which makes it such an exciting medium to work with.” Most importantly, Laurie is always aiming to spread love and positivity to the world through her art. 

After high school, Lee attended The School of Visual Arts in New York City, where he studied under many renowned art professionals including Peter Max, Byrne Hogarth, and Gilbert Stone. While working on an album cover for the musical group” The Band”, Gilbert Stone invited Lee to his home and gave him insight into how to manipulate images and create compelling works.

After graduating, Lee worked in the art field for many years. He hosted a radio show for eighteen years, published a book “Within Reach”, started a film company called Cinema Island Productions, and traveled the world taking photos.

Lee created Berlin Mixed Media as a showcase to feature his recent work that combines original art with photography and other creative explorations into media applications. Every aspect of the work featured here is created by Lee including paintings, line drawings, and photography.

Michele has over 25 year's experience as an Art Design Consultant for homes and commercial spaces across the country.  Michele's expertise is helping clients pick the perfect art and accessories for their home or business.  Michele is also a South Florida Artist  and realizes that the best art ideas balance form and function to create stylish, comfortable spaces that make the most of each room.  

Come visit our gallery and Michele will be there to meet you with a smile and top notch service to make sure you find exactly what you need or are looking for.  If we don’t have it in the gallery, she will find it for you!

"I was and still am a city kid. Growing up in Milwaukee was not much different than New York or other big cities. We did many of the same things. Hanging out with friends, our lives revolved around playing cards, usually poker, shooting pool, smoking too much and drinking too much. Like a young person growing up anywhere there was never enough time for chasing girls. Somehow I managed to study enough to eventually become an Endocrinologist. 

I studied Art History in college. These classes opened up a whole new world to me. I later fell in love with photography. I am basically a street photographer. What interests me most is what I call "The Theatre of the Street", that look, action, expression of joy, sadness, madness that exists briefly and vanishes. Henri Cartier Breson calls this" The Decisive Moment" Capturing it requires good luck, being in the right place at the right time. I may pound the pavement for hours, cropping and editing as I look through the view finder. Then I get home and see the image which I may crop and modifyfurtheruntil I am satisfied with the final product."

Born and raised in the NYC Area, Rochelle now divides her time between Florida, NY and Calif. Encouraged by an artist , she moved from her world of finance into art, and enrolled in studio classes. She went on to study at the Art Student’s League, Boca Museum Art School, and workshops in Tuscany and France.

Principe’s career as an artist wasn’t born from this lofty proclamation. It would take ten years as a working artist and a life-shattering tragedy before Salvatore found and accepted his soul’s desire, “to paint the world with love.” Yet, Principe has always been a passionate zealot with an impossibly idealistic view of how the world should be. Born in New York City in 1959, Salvatore Principe was raised in midtown Manhattan in a larger-than-life Italian family. Big brother to two fiery sisters and doted on by a loving mother and protective father, the son of Adam and Anita Principe was bent on blazing his own trail even in adolescence.

A natural athlete but never an academic, Principe’s early accomplishments were usually physical feats. Even his own parents thought he might find success as a professional soccer or tennis player. But fate had another plan and unpredictability would become a familiar team in the life of the unlikely artist.

Haft has studied at The Art Students League in New York City, The Boca Museum of Art School and The William Reed Sculpture Studio. He recently was awarded an Honorable Mention from the Boca Museum Artists Guild for his acrylic on canvas work, "Green Storm".

Today he is recognized in galleries and private collections throughout the United States, and continues to create and bring his inspirations to life through the canvas.