Big is relative. {The Woodlands, Tx family photographer}

I’ve been dying to get back by this family’s house to take a picture of their gallery display wall to share. I told her I was so jealous I don’t have “family” pictures like this in my house. I’ve got to hire someone this year!! Here’s a little peak at how they used their new artwork to decorate their nursery first. If you’ve never painted stripes on a textured wall . . . then you have no idea how awesome the perfection of this wall truly is! It’s no job for the faint of heart. I love it.

When a gallery wrapped canvas this size shows up on my doorstep, it always look so big. When I pack it in my car to deliver, I wonder . . . is that going to look huge . . . and then I see it on the wall and think . . . man, that could have been 6 inches bigger! It’s amazing how a big wall just soaks it up!

This is one of my all-time favorite pictures! And here’s the wall of gallery wrapped canvases they chose from their custom family session . . .

When his baby sister arrives in a couple of years we can add on to both sides. There’s PLENTY of room (amazingly) . . . I know Tony will appreciate this comment;o) And, I just felt his eye roll clear through the roof of his newly decorated house! I can’t help being excited about this family’s artwork . . . it’s just hands down the best way to warm up a house and make it a home. If you’re planning to invest in artwork. PUH-lease, don’t buy something that has little meaning to you. Think about it.

Thanks for letting me get on a soapbox today!

Allison