John Baker original collection
Fine art prints from John Baker's original acrylic on canvas works, gathered into a focused launch catalog with clear sizing, pricing, free U.S. shipping, and a simple purchase flow.
While I never got married or had any kids, my nephew is Colson Baker: aka Machine Gun Kelly. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
Available work
Each piece now has its own viewing page with a larger image, buying details, and John's lighter descriptions. Serious art, unserious ego.
Calling it Section 8 Housing felt a little much, but apparently they were not accepting applications anyway. A night sky, a familiar art-world wink, and just enough mischief to keep the frame from taking itself too seriously.
John painted Sunflowers because roses and orchids have been hogging Best in Show for far too long. Consider this a cheerful protest with petals.
John painted Sailboats because he likes them better than pontoon boats. That may not settle maritime history, but it is a perfectly good reason to make art.
John painted Irises because he likes purple and remains a fan of the artist formerly known as Prince. Some colors deserve a little guitar solo.
A peaceful cemetery scene with two doves overhead, because even solemn places can use a little lift. It is tender, a little odd, and very much in John's lane.
John took this picture on the off chance it could land on the cover of National Geographic as one of the most iconic bird pictures ever taken. Modest goals, naturally.
John took this picture because he ran out of paint. Fortunately, Venice, Florida was willing to sit still for a moment.
John sketched this one because he figured Jesus would forgive him if he did not quite get his better side. That is the advantage of working with a forgiving subject.
John felt Jesus needed a serious modern-day makeover to blend in with all the other bums in Portland. Sacred subject, street-level punchline.
Art notes
Coastal prints
A practical note on John's Snowy Egret photograph for buyers searching for coastal bird art with actual room-friendly character.
Read postSailboat art
A buyer-friendly look at the Sailboats print, wall placement, and why maritime art does not have to act expensive.
Read postBuying guide
A quick guide to the collection, the buying path, and the artwork pages that help shoppers choose a print.
Read postPrint buying
A practical room-first guide to choosing art by size, color, subject, and whether the wall finally relaxes.
Read postModern portrait art
A closer look at one of John's active product pages and why a print can be odd, direct, and still easy to buy.
Read postBuying prints
A buyer-friendly guide to buying John Baker art prints online without overthinking the whole process.
Read postArtist
John keeps the buying experience direct: choose a fine art print, confirm the selected work, and pay through PayPal.Me with free U.S. shipping included.
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Add prints to the cart, enter your contact information, then continue to PayPal. John receives the buyer details and the selected artwork before the payment handoff.