Collage available in my shop.
This is another digital collage from my Blue Skies series I created from my original painting.

This collage is available in many print options in my Society6 art shop.


This is another digital collage from my Blue Skies series I created from my original painting.

This collage is available in many print options in my Society6 art shop.


Originally I created him using charcoal, ink and brush, pastel chalk and a #6 Pencil. He emerged from me forcefully and quickly pushing the materials around on paper, without thinking about the end result.



I painted a series of blue sky paintings, acrylic on canvas. This is 1 of the six I painted.
I then manipulated the photo using figma’s tools to create a one of a kind digital collage.

You can purchase a print of this new piece, framed or in your choice of unique wall hangings, in my art shop.


You can purchase some of my artwork on this new wood wall hanging, a unique addition to the shop.
The artwork is printed on square adjustable wood blocks that can be moved around to your liking, and can be purchased in 3 different sizes, in my art shop
The Wood Panels look amazing in any room, especially if your looking for something a little different than traditional canvas or framed artwork.

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For this new piece, I’ve used Figma’s tools for images and shapes to create new refreshed artwork of one of my Pastels. This is a circa 1965 Triumph, one of my old time favorite British cars.
I love to challenge myself, using a limited set of tools pushing them around a bit, experimenting as I do at times with a limited paint palette or a simple pencil to see what I come up with. This piece is the first of 2 Triumphs I have created.

Another design I created from my original oil pastel “Universal Day and Night” . I used the Figma platform integrating the clean lines of the star shape and played around with color and filters.


I’ve been making several iterations of this collage in the Figma platform, using my original oil pastel “Universal Day and NIght”

I love juxtaposing my original artwork with the clean lines and filter tools in Figma. It creates awesome variations and depth with great layering results. I am a colorist and abstract artist at heart, and have always painted fast and furious so this technique is perfect for me. I would love to hear your feedback on this piece.


I created “Kaleidescope #1 and #2” art designs using my original oil pastel “Peak”

Art Credit- ©Jay Mora-Shihadeh





Art Credit- ©Jay Mora-Shihadeh

These are oil pastels of Florida Palm trees here in Sarasota, done on watercolor paper.
I created them in a collage, print format, ready to hang with your choice of color and sizes.
Also available are these fun little desktop stand up frames.
Brighten up your work area or any place in your home with unique one of a kind artwork by ArtDesigns.

the name is derived from my technique of literally smashing the little bits of oil pastel I had left onto watercolor paper and building my imagery from there.
The end result is abstract expressionism with a colorful and dynamic movement in a small space.


Along with other print choices and frames my original painting “Sunburst” designed into a quad collage is available in several options. Check the choices in my Art Shop

This is a collage layout of my oil painting, Heart.
It is available in prints- framed or unframed, canvas prints, or on a unique metal print in different sizes.
Check it out in my Art Shop on Society6.

There is still time to shop for the perfect art gift. Check out this and other prints in my Society6shop for your holiday giving.

I painted this watercolor while sitting in my studio one day, “back in the day” living in Philadelphia, Pa. I loved the bike rides I would take out into the countryside and surrounding burbs of Philly, the lush green landscape provided a cocoon-like escape out of my busy city existence during this time in my life.
This painting is now available on canvas, as a print in my Artshop .

I was once told by a very wise older artist, that every painting you create is a self-portrait. That moment struck a profound feeling in my young mind at the time and has stuck with me ever since. I discovered the connection to my soul as a painter in those early days and have never looked back.

Fellow artists, art lovers, curious gazers…
Check out my Facebook artists page, come see the art I’ve created over the last several years. I would welcome your visit with open arms.
Shoot me some critiques, feedback or just a friendly hello, or like- if you like!

Dog lover’s you will dig this abstract oil pastel of my chocolate lab Khalil, frolicking in the park. Available prints in my Art Shop
Art Credit- ©Jay Mora-Shihadeh