Angie Nelson

"As a child, I drew on everything from my bed sheets and walls in my room to tattoos on my friends, so it is fitting that I now create my art on something functional as well as traditional canvases."

Early in her interior design career, Angie Nelson discovered floorcloths, hand-painted canvas rugs. From there the ball started rolling and she created a business that has grown into a 20+ year career in
art and design.

Angie's work has evolved from traditional floorcloth designs to original
works of art inspired by her love of the Americ...

"As a child, I drew on everything from my bed sheets and walls in my room to tattoos on my friends, so it is fitting that I now create my art on something functional as well as traditional canvases."

Early in her interior design career, Angie Nelson discovered floorcloths, hand-painted canvas rugs. From there the ball started rolling and she created a business that has grown into a 20+ year career in
art and design.

Angie's work has evolved from traditional floorcloth designs to original
works of art inspired by her love of the American west and her rural southern roots.

For two decades, Angie has designed and executed commissions and limited edition floorcloths for individuals, mail order catalogs, design firms, furniture stores and manufacturer's showrooms across the
country. Clients have included Your Exceptional Home, The Old Wagon Factory, LL Bean, Lexington Home Brands and Slifer Design.

Her canvases are cherished for not only the time spent on craftsmanship, but for her unique designs of a rug on rug look that has become Angie's signature style. Her innovative use of hand cut and rolled leather
rug fringe and conchos sets her work apart from the run of the mill.

Angie introduces several standard limited edition designs per year but mostly works on commissioned orders. Each floorcloth is made to her client's specifications including size and color way.

For more information on her floorcloths please visit her website
http://www.freereinart.com

Here on ImageKind, she offers not only fine art prints but small prints of her floorcloth designs for those interested in her art but not in the market for a rug.