One house. Five ways to bring art into the world.

The Art Team is an artist-run house. It began with one artist's work and is opening its doors to others: art worn as apparel, cast as sculpture, printed as books, filmed for the world to watch, and made together on a live canvas.

One house, five divisions.

Each division is a different way to make, share and sell art: for collectors and customers today, and for the artists who join us next. 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.

Art by Arturo

Original art by the founder, Arturo Rovirosa, sold through his own Etsy art shop as canvas prints and digital downloads. Not from the catalog: his own hand, start to finish.

The Warrior: a long, mask-like face with closed eyes in umber, ochre and yellow, with a red flower at the chest
The Warrior$49.99 · canvas
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Shattered Hearts: a pale blue-grey abstract of cracks and fissures, scattered with small blue and red heart shards
Shattered Hearts$49.99 · canvas
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Color Vessels: rows of open paint cups in every color, seen from above on white
Color Vessels$49.99 · canvas
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Paint Vessels: a full grid of open paint cups in bright colors, seen from above
Paint Vessels$12.99 · digital download
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Vintage Travel Posters: the full set of 55 destination posters laid out in a grid
Vintage Travel Posters$9.99 · digital download, 55 posters
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More on Etsy, including digital downloads

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.

Standing Orders

The flagship series. Everyone had a bag of plastic army men as a kid, and everyone left them somewhere: a sandbox, a windowsill, the bottom of a toy chest. Standing Orders brings them back at the size of the memory. Each figure is a vintage soldier, men and women, WWII to modern, sculpted with real detail, printed in-house, then weathered by hand so it reads as a relic that has held its post for decades. The name is the military term for an order that stays in force until someone relieves it. These figures were never relieved.

Sizes run from ten-inch shelf editions to six-foot made-to-order giants, all in the series' metallic pea-green finish. Every piece is signed and numbered, stamped on the base with the mark, series, and edition, and ships with a certificate of authenticity. The commission concept "Sentinels" pairs two giants, mirrored and LED-lit, to flank an entrance.

Standing Orders: female soldier at ease, rifle shouldered, bronze and gunmetal print Standing Orders: modern rifleman aiming, olive metallic print Standing Orders: WWII infantryman standing at attention with rifle Standing Orders: infantryman from behind, pack and bedroll Standing Orders: rifleman aiming, side view Standing Orders: female soldier from behind Standing Orders: rifleman aiming, front view Standing Orders: rifleman against a ruler, about ten inches tall

Standing Orders, first prints. About ten inches tall, straight off the printer in metallic filament, before weathering and finish. The full-size pieces are built from these masters.

EditionSizePrice
Shelf edition10 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

One of One

Unique originals, outside the numbered editions. Only one of each exists, signed by the artist, and when it sells it is gone.

The Warrior: a hand-sculpted cement bust with a long face and closed eyes, weathered black and gold, wearing a beaded collar
The WarriorHand-sculpted cement sculpture$500 · one of one
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The Village · La Aldea

It takes a village. A family of one-of-one heads, each cast by hand, then sculpted, refined and painted by hand: its matriarch, its chief, its shaman, its elders, and the one who watches them all. Inspired by the work of Cundo Bermúdez.

Every piece is made once. When a villager is collected, it is never made again. I can make you a new one in the same spirit, never a copy. The Chief and The Elder are being finished in the studio now.

The Witness: a lime-green cast head with round green glasses, brushes and pencils tucked into it
The Witness — Self-PortraitGreen, because I've always said I'm an alien who doesn't quite belong on this planet. Utilitarian on purpose: glasses, brushes and pencils always within reach.One of one · available
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The Social Climber: a gold cast head with a long face, adorned with burlap, gold stones and a necklace of play money
The Social ClimberGold from crown to base, wearing her wealth at the throat: a necklace strung with hundred-dollar bills that aren't quite real.Collected
Neon Warrior: a translucent neon-green to teal resin head with geometric fins on top
Neon WarriorFrom the Neon series: an abstract, futuristic warrior in glowing resin.Collected
The Night Queen: a matte black cast head with a jeweled crown
The Night QueenMatte black, crowned in dark jewels. She keeps watch after dark.Collected
Two Minds: a terracotta head with two stacked silver faces
Two MindsTwo silver faces on one body, one looking out, one looking in.Collected
The Navigator: a gray cement head with a long face and a turquoise sea-glass necklace on bronze wire
The NavigatorRaw stone and turquoise sea glass. He reads the sea and brings the village home.Collected
The Saint: a silver and copper face inside a brass halo with a ribbon of metal mesh
The SaintA silver-and-copper face inside a brass halo. The village's blessing.Collected

The Collector's Room · Art & Décor

A room of art and objects I have lived with: works collected from artists I know and places I have traveled, each one with its story. Alongside them, my own one-of-one pieces.

Collected Works

Richard Tuttle, Zwei mit Zwei / Two with Any Two: three framed, nearly white sheets hung side by side
Zwei mit Zwei / Two with Any TwoRichard Tuttle, 1977Etching, lithograph and silkscreen; three sheets printed front and back · 28 x 19 in each · Edition 50/50, colophon signedPublished by Galerie Heiner Friedrich, Munich, and Brooke Alexander, New York, the portfolio is a quiet study in pairing: each reversible sheet may be hung alone or in pairs, following the artist's own hanging diagram. This is the final impression of the edition, complete with its original box and signed colophon.Price on request
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Richard Tuttle, Plastic History: six framed works in a row, pale grounds with small marks and disc elements
Plastic HistoryRichard Tuttle, 1990Six works, framed · 30 x 19 in each, framed · Edition 14/50, signed box labelA portfolio of six works, each built around a disc element, kept with its original box. The box label carries Tuttle's own text, written on a flight home from Europe and imagining the airplane as the apex of history, signed and dated 1990.Price on request
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Richard Tuttle exhibition invitation mounted as a tall narrow panel, a column of small red, green and black marks on white
Exhibition Invitation, MountedRichard Tuttle · mounted by Arturo RovirosaPrinted invitation on paper, mounted on board · 31 x 9 inA printed invitation that Richard Tuttle mailed for one of his exhibitions, mounted by Arturo as a tall, narrow panel. Exhibition ephemera, printed rather than hand-signed, that carries the artist's spare visual language onto the wall.Price on request
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Manuel Pérez, Mono: a green porcelain monkey face with dark round glasses in an ornate copper frame with a brown drip below
MonoManuel PérezLayered porcelain in a frame painted by the artistA layered porcelain wall piece by Cuban ceramic artist Manuel Pérez, acquired directly from the artist. Pérez never paints his porcelain; the color is the clay itself. The frame was painted by the artist, and the drip below it was later added by Arturo.Price on request
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Manuel Pérez, Las Tres Marías: three small framed porcelain faces stacked vertically, in yellow, copper and dark blue frames
Las Tres MaríasManuel PérezLayered porcelain reliefs in frames painted by the artist · Set of three, each signed on the backThree layered porcelain reliefs, each set in a frame the artist painted himself. Pérez never paints his porcelain: every color is the clay itself. He invited Arturo to name the set, which is offered only as a complete triptych.Price on request
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Manuel Pérez, Martica: a white porcelain face with round glasses and red lips in a sculpted white frame
MarticaManuel PérezPorcelain relief in a frame painted by the artist · About 18 x 18 in · Signed on the backA white porcelain face in relief. Pérez never paints his porcelain; every color is the clay itself, down to the red of the lips, a naturally red clay from Vietnam. The piece is named for Arturo's mother, Martica.Price on request
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Kika Garcés, two square abstract canvases side by side, blue and black gestural forms on white
Untitled (Blue) and Untitled (Black)Kika GarcésAcrylic on canvas, a pair · 48 x 48 in eachTwo early abstract canvases by the Cuban-born artist Kika Garcés, painted before her work moved in a very different direction. Acquired directly from the artist, a close friend of Arturo's. Available individually or as a pair.Price on request
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Ignacio Sanchez, untitled: a white winged form in poured epoxy on a gray-green ground, in a gold frame
Untitled (White)Ignacio SanchezPigmented poured epoxy in a custom gold frame · About 30 x 48 in · SignedIgnacio Sanchez works without a brush, pouring pigmented epoxy and letting it find its own form. This piece was made in a single night's session with Arturo watching, and was later given to him by the artist.Price on request
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David Hinnebusch, untitled early work: a graffiti-style abstract of black line drawing over yellow, red and blue blocks, signed at top left
Untitled (Early Work)David HinnebuschMixed media on canvas in a silver frame · 44 x 48 in · Signed on the frontAn early work by David Hinnebusch, the Los Angeles painter and muralist, in his raw, graffiti-inflected abstract style. Arturo first saw it hanging in a recording studio while on a production job, came to know the artist, and acquired it directly from him.Price on request
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Vitaly, Landscape: a tall oil painting of palms at sunset reflected in a river, in a deep dark frame
LandscapeVitalyOil on canvas in a quadruple frame finished by hand by Arturo Rovirosa · About 72 x 48 inA large-scale oil landscape, golden light falling through tall palms onto still water. It is presented in a quadruple frame that Arturo finished by hand.Price on request
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Cellini, Figures: a tall painting of stylized figures, a woman in lilac and a nude couple, against a green landscape
FiguresCelliniPainting on canvas · About 72 x 48 inA large figurative composition with an enigmatic, open-ended narrative that invites each viewer to supply the story. Received by Arturo as a gift, it has been held privately and never exhibited.Price on request
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A large dark smoky quartz crystal mounted upright on a black metal stand
Smoky Quartz Specimen on StandNatural mineralNatural smoky quartz on a display stand · 24 in high with stand · Over 100 lbA monumental natural smoky quartz specimen of more than 100 pounds, presented on a display stand. A statement object for an entry, library or living room. Local pickup or freight.Price on request
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A large polished pink rose quartz freeform
Rose Quartz SpecimenNatural mineralNatural rose quartz · 18 x 14 in · About 80 to 100 lbA large natural rose quartz specimen, from the same source as the smoky quartz and its natural companion. Local pickup or freight.Price on request
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A pair of blue banded agate geode halves standing as bookends
Blue Agate BookendsNatural stone, finished by Arturo RovirosaBanded agate geode halves, polished; color-enhanced · About 6 to 7 x 10 in, the pairA pair of banded agate geode halves with crystal-lined centers, hand-polished by Arturo and finished as bookends. The blue is color-enhanced, as is common with blue agate.Price on request
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A clear faceted acrylic block standing upright, resembling a raw quartz crystal
Faux CrystalArturo Rovirosa, altered vintage acrylicVintage acrylic, hand-faceted and distressed · About 10 to 12 x 3 to 4 inA vintage acrylic block that Arturo hand-faceted and distressed until it reads as raw crystal. It stands upright as a sculpture or lies flat as a riser for a favorite object.Price on request
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A mirror in a thick, deeply carved black wood frame
Black Wood MirrorMaker unknown · refinished by Arturo RovirosaCarved wood frame painted black; mirror · 35 x 30 inA thick, deeply carved wood frame, found and refinished by Arturo in a deep black. Its weight and depth give a simple mirror the presence of a framed painting.Price on request
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By Arturo

Firma: a tall narrow panel with a torch-melted, painted signature in relief, a strand of red beads across the top
FirmaArturo Rovirosa, 2020sTorch-melted foam core and paint on canvas, Balinese beads, handwritten text · Tall narrow panelArturo's signature becomes the entire composition, reworked in a new technique: foam core melted by hand with a torch, then painted. It was made in one night among friends, who wrote a message around the canvas edge; a strand of beads from Bali crowns the top.$650
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Firma II: a gold and orange signature with long drips over a black ground, sealed in glossy epoxy
Firma IIArturo RovirosaAcrylic on canvas sealed in epoxy · About 24 x 36 in · SignedThe signature again, transformed into a painting in gold and copper over black, and the first piece Arturo ever finished in poured epoxy. A companion to Firma.$600
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Heads: a long horizontal relief panel crowded with small silver faces outlined in black
Heads (Homage to Juan Sanchez Haro)Arturo RovirosaMetallic acrylic and spray paint on torch-worked foam panel · About 12 x 48 in · SignedFrom a series made in homage to the early head drawings of Juan Sanchez Haro, a close friend and lifelong artist. Arturo pushes the flat heads into relief: spray paint eats into the foam, a torch deepens the forms, and metallic acrylic finishes the surface.$600
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Heads II: a square relief of silver faces outlined in black, in a carved copper-toned wood frame
Heads II (Homage to Juan Sanchez Haro)Arturo RovirosaSpray paint on torch-worked foam, framed · 30 x 30 inThe second panel in the homage to Juan Sanchez Haro's early head drawings, worked in the same spray-paint-and-torch relief. A crowd of faces, held in a carved wood frame.$600
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Warrior on canvas: a tall painting of a long mask-like face in gray and black over fiery orange and ochre strokes, with a small red heart
Warrior (on Canvas)Arturo RovirosaAcrylic on canvas · About 60 x 36 in · SignedThe first and only time Arturo has painted his Warrior on canvas. The same figure appears in his cement Warrior sculpture; here it stands five feet tall, a true one-off.$960
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Make War Not Love: a square violet panel with gold and silver bullets and the words Make War Not Love
Make War Not LoveArturo RovirosaMixed media with bullets · 30 x 30 inMade in a defiant mood during an election season, the old slogan turned inside out. Half of a pair with Make Glam Not War: together they show the artist as all or nothing, the fighter and the one who wants beauty, peace and a fair shot for everyone.$600 each · $1,100 the pair
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Make Glam Not War: a square violet panel edged in pink with a gold lipstick and the words Make Glam Not War
Make Glam Not WarArturo RovirosaMixed media with lipstick · 30 x 30 inThe other half of the pair: the side of the artist that longs for beautiful things, for peace, and for a fair shot at life for everyone. Shown with Make War Not Love; available together or individually.$600 each · $1,100 the pair
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Ladies Who Lunch: stylized gray and black women's figures painted on glass over gold vertical stripes
Ladies Who LunchArturo RovirosaAcrylic on double-pane glassThe original Ladies Who Lunch, painted on glass for a charity luncheon hosted by Arturo's mother. Too large and heavy to show at the event, it led to a smaller version on canvas that was auctioned there. This is the one-of-one original; local pickup or crated shipping.$1,500
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Dollar, Reworked: a long horizontal dollar-bill print covered in colorful painted and metallic embellishment
Dollar, ReworkedArturo RovirosaMass-produced dollar-bill print, hand-embellished with paint, metallics and drips · 20 x 48 inA found mass-produced dollar-bill print that Arturo reworked by hand with layers of color, metallic paint and drips. The print is a decorative edition; the hand-work is his alone.$295
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Eden, Secondhand: a green glass vase wrapped in copper ribbon and a leopard-print band, with a leafy branch rising from its neck
Eden, SecondhandArturo RovirosaAssemblage: vintage green glass vase, copper leaf, hand-cut copper ribbon, painted leopard band, natural branch, foliage, jute rope · About 72 in highA found vintage green glass vase, transformed into a standing assemblage. A copper ribbon spirals up its body, a painted leopard band wraps it, and a natural branch lashed to the neck with rope lets the piece grow outward like a living tree. Local pickup or white-glove delivery.$650
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Ocean, by Accident: a round epoxy disc painted with blue and cream wave forms, held in a brass globe stand on a marble base
Ocean, by AccidentArturo RovirosaCast epoxy, hand-painted in acrylic, on a marble-and-metal globe stand · About 12 x 12 inBorn from the very first epoxy pour for a head in The Village series, when the fast-curing resin set into an unexpected texture. Arturo saw water in it, sanded and shaped it into a wave, painted it, and mounted it on a globe stand. A happy accident, made permanent.$295
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Crayons: a giant yellow cast-cement crayon with smaller blue, green and black crayons beside it
CrayonsArturo RovirosaCast cement, hand-paintedGiant crayons cast in cement and painted by hand, a child's tools made monumental.CollectedCommissions welcome.

Mirror Field installations, made for your space: inquire.

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.

Cover of Christmas with Abu, Navidad con Abu, a bilingual coloring book

New: the Grandma Abu coloring books

Bilingual, English & Español · Ages 3 to 8 · Bold and easy pages · Printed on one side · $7.99

Christmas with Abu / Navidad con Abu: the tree, tamales, Las Posadas, the piñata and the Reyes Magos. Remembering Abu / Recordando a Abu: color Grandma Abu's adventures and keep her light shining. More coloring books in the series are on the way.

OS Private 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 Rovirosa

Arturo Rovirosa, black and white portrait in a dark jacket, hands folded

Arturo is a production designer, art director and working artist. At Playboy TV Latin America, he was part of the team Christie Hefner personally entrusted to redesign the network's logo, which had never been altered before. The red that anchors The Art Team traces back to that work.

These days he makes the work himself: the designs, the sculpture, the books, the canvas and the camera. The Art Team is what happens when a designer starts making his own work instead of someone else's.