Untitled Linework Print by Marco Marella

Marco Marella for Studio M's is an art and illustration studio established in the late 80s. Studio M works have appeared in many international newspapers, on dozens of book covers and countless commercial products. These fine art images for print are all original digital creations using the iPad which Studio M finds liberating after 3 decades working as a professional illustrator and designer. Curated in partnership with Lipman art, this piece is printed on high quality art paper and professionally framed using award winning moldings renowned for quality and design.

Jacques Pilon's career as art director for shelter and architectural magazines in Toronto honed his artistic and decorative eye. Exploring two-dimensional spatial relationships with form and color has always been his main interest. Drawing on restful colors and balanced design he gives us series like circles in squares and blue wash. He intends to communicate a feeling, emotion, or energy that speaks to and engages the viewer. This piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning moldings renowned for quality and design.

Very cool. Simple enough while still interesting. Natalie. Westminster, CO. Mon Jun 17 2024

Marco Marella for studio M is an art and illustration studio established in the late 80s. Studio M's works have appeared in many international newspapers, on dozens of book covers, and countless commercial products. These fine art images for print are all original digital creations using the iPad which Studio M finds liberating after 3 decades working as a professional illustrator and designer. Curated in partnership with Lipman Art, this piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning moldings renowned for quality and design.

Great colors and style. Perfect for client.. Amy. New Baltimore, MI. Fri Apr 04 2025

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