Praia Piquinia by Christian Chaize.

so, cheap is not my favorite word, but it does get the point across. inexpensive, affordable, for the budget-conscious. and, 20×200 is a grand place for good cheap art. jen bekman started the site with two core goals in mind: “i want everyone to collect art, and I want to enable an economy that allows more artists to make a living by making work. They’re lofty goals, but I also believe that something as awesome as art collecting should also be engaging, exciting and fun. That’s right: fun.” yay! that is fun!

Breidalsvik, Iceland by Bob O’Connor.

20×200 prints are created in limited editions, and every print is accompanied by an artist-signed and numbered certificate that ensures the one you own is part of an exclusive edition created with the artist. i’m particularly drawn to landscape photography right now, and 20×20 has some i’d love to swoop up. but there’s a range of styles, and types of art, from collage to illustrations and graphics, all well-organized for searching with ease. even by color. let’s just say, the site is awesome. but, once these limited editions are sold out, they’re gone for good. So, when you see something you do want on 20×200, don’t wait!

frozen by katie baum.

Untitled (Santa Barbara) by Liz Kuball.

Untitled (Santa Barbara) by Liz Kuball.

Eivind by Michelle Arcila.

Kite Hill by Paul Octavious.

Untitled #9 by Matthew Tischler.

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