One studio. Five ways to own the work.

The Art Team makes original art and sells it wherever it belongs: worn as apparel, cast as sculpture, printed as books, shared on a live canvas, and filmed for the world to watch.

One company, five divisions.

Each division serves a different customer at a different price, but all of them draw on the same design catalog, the same audience, and the same founder's hand. Every division carries the same mark. Only the color changes, and each color belongs to one division alone.

The same piece, sold five ways.

Take the Studio flagship, a giant weathered army man from the "Standing Orders" series. One sculpture becomes product in every division, and each sale sends people to the next one.

StudioThe signed, numbered sculpture itself.
ShopA poster, tee or mug of the same soldier.
TVThe build-and-reveal film of it being made.
PublishingA picture book with the character in it.
OSThe canvas where the next one gets sketched.
Shop Live

Wearable and printable art for the world to live with.

Premium garment-dyed tees, sweatshirts, mugs, totes and prints, made to order and shipped direct. The catalog runs on more than 25,000 licensed print-ready designs across fifteen themes, with mothers, pets, cottagecore, coffee and wildlife the strongest of them.

25,550designs in the catalog
5,000+finished products ready to ship
15themed collections

Every item is printed when you order it, on the same premium blanks whichever store you buy from. The owned storefront is the home base. eBay carries a rotating selection. Pinterest is where new designs surface first.

Studio Made to order

3D-printed sculpture, one of one. The kind that goes behind glass.

Studio is the premium anchor of the company: 3D-printed and cast sculpture, printed in-house, signed and numbered, with bespoke commissions for hospitality, real estate, retail and film. Larger pieces are printed in segments, joined, and finished by hand, so size is set by the commission, not the machine. Every piece carries a base stamp, an edition number and a certificate of authenticity.

The flagship line is "Standing Orders": oversized, weathered vintage army men in a metallic pea-green finish, from shelf editions up to six-foot made-to-order giants. The commission concept "Sentinels" pairs two of them, mirrored and LED-lit, to flank an entrance.

EditionSizePrice
Shelf edition12 to 18 in$90 – $180
Statement pieceabout 3 ft$450 – $800
Giant made to order5 to 6 ft$1,800 – $4,500
Bespoke commissionto specQuoted
Publishing Live

Where the printed word is the product.

Illustrated children's books, written and drawn in-house, published through Amazon KDP and IngramSpark so they are available on Amazon worldwide and orderable from any bookstore.

Cover of The Adventures of Grandma Abu, Book Two: Legacy of Love

The Adventures of Grandma Abu

Book Two · Legacy of Love · Bilingual, English & Español · Ages 3 to 8 · Seven stories

A memorial picture book honoring the grandmother the series is named for. Square 8.5 by 8.5 inch format, in Kindle, paperback and hardcover.

Bookstores can also order the hardcover by ISBN 979-8-9021490-9-5.

OS Live beta

A live canvas where the whole team draws at once.

ArtTeamOS is a shared, real-time creative canvas. No accounts, no setup, no "can you re-send me the file?" Open it, share the link, and everyone is working on the same surface.

It is the tool the studio uses to sketch its own work, opened up to anyone. What is free today stays free: the founding commitment is that no feature that ships free will ever move behind a paywall.

TV & Content Growing

The studio, filmed.

Short-form video of Studio builds and product drops, digital design downloads, 3D files and licensing. TV speaks in the umbrella's own red because it is the brand's broadcast voice, not a separate lane.

It also hosts Creative Spark, a free prompt generator for artists and writers who need a starting point.

Get in touch

Write to the studio.

Commissions, wholesale, press, or a question about an order. Tick the box to hear about new drops and books, a few times a year at most.

The founder

Arturo E. Rovirosa

Arturo is a Miami designer and working artist. He spent his senior creative years on international television brand work at Playboy TV Latin America, where one of his logos was approved personally by Christie Hefner. The red that anchors The Art Team traces straight back to that work.

Today he runs the whole company himself: the design catalog, the sculpture line, the books, the canvas and the camera. The Art Team is what happens when one brand designer decides to sell his own work instead of someone else's.