New Orleans Motor Scooter designs and club shirts from New Orleans artist: http://ht.ly/42Mk9
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Sunday, February 06, 2011
Friday, February 04, 2011
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Vintage Wine Maid Posters
Below are classic Wine Maid designs I adapted from a vintage poster and added different wine varieties to. I have several in shirts, posters, magnets and more.
Design personalized gifts at Zazzle.
If you see one you like and need it on a ceramic tile mural or tile or stickers e-mail me for details on them. I can also make it in acrylic or personalize it with name or business. info@figstreet.com
Design personalized gifts at Zazzle.
If you see one you like and need it on a ceramic tile mural or tile or stickers e-mail me for details on them. I can also make it in acrylic or personalize it with name or business. info@figstreet.com
tile coasters, measuring 4.25" x 4.25" and 1/6-inch thick. Images are applied with a polyester resin that accepts dye as part of the coating. Four felt pads protect your furniture from scratches. Dishwasher safe.
New Orleans Art On Ceramic Tiles
For over 10 years I have applied my art to 4.5 inch ceramic tiles. They can be used for display, tile coaster, make up a mural, house numbers, street names, some as table tops and kitchen or bath walls or back splash. I have my paintings, fleur de lis designs, vintage posters, comical sayings, and a lot more. here is the link to view http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/397643, but there are more throughout my store at this link too, http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio. Samples of them are displayed below. I also have a lot of murals and the blue letter street tiles too.
Jazz Fest Pan Tile Mural LINK: http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/4965777 Composed of 6 tiles to assemble together on wall or backer board and framed.
Some designs are sold at tile shops in the French Quarter too. See them in Jax Brewery and at Arius Tile on St. Peter St at Jackson Square.
Tile Info-tiles, measuring 4.25" x 4.25" and 1/6-inch thick. Images are applied with a polyester resin that accepts dye as part of the coating. Four felt pads protect your furniture from scratches. Dishwasher safe.
My sister, myself and several others have used the tiles as back splash and in showers on the walls. For 10 years now they have displayed well. Unique French Quarter tile murals are up in many homes and backyards.
Decorative ceramic tiles and tile murals from New Orleans Artist, see price and details here: http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/397643
Spanish Street Name tile murals in several sizes and several street names composed of 4.5 tiles to be assembled together like the ones in the French Quarter see link: http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/4855160
Decorate you kitchen with New Orleans style, ceramic tile back splash and murals- http://ht.ly/3NZ54 #DIY #homes #improvements #kitchen
New Orleans Jazz Fest Art Tile Coasters
All of our Jazz Fest posters are also on ceramic tiles and postcards,
La Festival Du Jazz New Orleans Ceramic Tile by figstreetstudio
Check out Festival Tiles online at zazzle
Also sold at tile shops in the French Quartee Arius Tiles, Jackson Square and Big EZ Tiles French Market.
Tile murals also available compused of several 4 in tiles to make up the mural- http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/4957416
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
RT @elopeneworleans:Something Old and Something New: Wedding traditions by Dr. Jerry Schwehm http://ht.ly/3Dvlb
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
"Where Yat", Water Meter Lid Fleur De Lid Jewelry from New Orleans http://ht.ly/3CtS7 #Yat #watermeter #neworleans
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
About Fig Street Studio
: About Fig Street Art Studio: Jerry Schwehm Artist: https://www.zazzle.com/collections/art_posters_by_jk_schwehm-119606021362874050 #artist #wordpress

Art Posters By JK Schwehm
by Fig Street Art Studio

Art Posters By JK Schwehm
by Fig Street Art Studio
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
The Fig Street Studio Report is out! http://bit.ly/gBys0i ▸ Top stories from Twitter followers @figstreetstudio
Friday, December 10, 2010
Fig Street Studio news blog, list of followers included in blog- http://ht.ly/3n5Or Follow on Twitter @figstreetstudiio to be included
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
RT @figstreetstudio: Mardi Gras Shirts and Gifts : New Orleans Fig Street Studio: http://bit.ly/e7yfUV via @addthis
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
RT @elopeneworleans: A no headache wedding plan- http://ht.ly/3huaV #weddings #plan #destination #wedding #elope
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
RT @figstreetsales: Art In The News: Japanese Christmas Ornaments: http://ht.ly/3eomF #Japanese #Christmas #Ornaments
Visit Fig Street Art Studio on the web Nov. 20-23 and save $10 on orders of $50+ http://ht.ly/3c7eN use code: Friend10 www.figstreet.com
Monday, November 22, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
JK Schwehm, art tiles now sold at Arius Gallery, Jackson Square, New Orleans see- http://ht.ly/3cYIc
Friday, November 19, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
New Orleans Christmas ornaments
New Orleans Christmas ornaments: http://ht.ly/39z96
Fig Street Studio has porcelain ornaments for sale at both its Zazzle and Cafe Press Shops on the web.
http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/397833
Fig Street Studio has porcelain ornaments for sale at both its Zazzle and Cafe Press Shops on the web.
http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/397833
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Fig Street Studio sells art and shirts in Europe
Fig Street Studio sells art and shirts in Europe- http://ht.ly/370IP
Fig Street Studio sells art and shirts in Europe via its Zazzle Shop. See http://www.zazzle.de/figstreetstudio
Fig Street Studio sells art and shirts in Europe via its Zazzle Shop. See http://www.zazzle.de/figstreetstudio
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Chaplain JK Schwehm at wedding courtesy Kristy May Photography, http://ping.fm/Grm1B http://ping.fm/pUOaF
RT @figstreetstudio: Fig Street Art Studio: Streetcar Christmas Cards from Fig Street Studio New Orleans: http://bit.ly/9wYKut via @addthis
Friday, November 05, 2010
RT @figstreetstudio: Crawfishing In Lousiana Ditches « Fig Street Art Studio Blog: http://ht.ly/34WQj
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
New Orleans Snowman Christmas Cards
Some years ago I painted my old Mr Bingle from Maison Blanche and made that painting into a Christmas cards. When I listed it for sale on the web I got a nasty letter from a lawyer for Dillard's who bought Maison Blanche and kept the rights to "Mr Bingle" ©. Seems I could not market my painting using the words" Mr. Bingle". However the painting is mine and the card created from my painting is mine so it is just a snowman now and sold here on the web.
Seems anyone can register anything now days and stop artists from painting things. I wonder what would have happened during the old days, I guess we would have a lot less paintings around.
If a snowman card is not your thing I have a lot more art on cards here- http://www.zazzle.com/figstreetstudio/cards
Here is anothe New Orleans Snowman on one of my ornaments-
More New Orleans ornaments sold here- http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/397833
here is a link to all of the New Orleans Snowman Christmas designs on all products http://www.cafepress.com/figstreetstudio/7295138
Even though I say "Not Mr. Bingle" a New Orleans snowman someone complained to Cafe Press and Cafe Press removed all my New Orleans Snowman designs. Seems whoever it is feels if it is a New Orleans Snowman it infringes on "Mr. Bingle" so I guess we will never have a New orleans Snowman if one image can exclude all others in that line.
I will paint now as many New Orleans Snowmen as I have time to do and offer them all for sale, not Mr. Bingle.
Older New Orleans Snowman, Mr Bangle, Happy Hol... by figstreetstudio
Shop for a card with zazzle.com
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Comical Aprons
Fig Street Studio sells comical aprons on the web at http://www.zazzle.com/figstreetstudio/aprons
Comical designs from alligators to Zydeco music, crawfish, and Mardi Gras. Take a look at the Lobster and Road Kill Cafe Aprons at Fig Street Studio.
Comical designs from alligators to Zydeco music, crawfish, and Mardi Gras. Take a look at the Lobster and Road Kill Cafe Aprons at Fig Street Studio.
Art On Postage Stamps From Fig Street Studio
Unique art on postage stamps. New Orleans artist JK Schwehm sells art on postage stamps on the web at his Zazzle shop, http://www.zazzle.com/figstreetstudio/stamps
New Orleans Art On Greeting Cards
New Orleans artist JK Schwehm sells his art on greeting cards on the web at http://www.zazzle.com/figstreetstudio/cards
Unique paintings and graphic designs on cards some with matching postage stamps. The cards can be personalized and customized on the web. Add in names, logo, or sentiments right on the web page. Many cards to choose from and sales help rebuild.
Unique paintings and graphic designs on cards some with matching postage stamps. The cards can be personalized and customized on the web. Add in names, logo, or sentiments right on the web page. Many cards to choose from and sales help rebuild.
Monday, April 13, 2009
The Palm Tree and Lion at City Park
In 1974 when I was a Probation Officer at Juvenile Court in New Orleans I saw an elderly man collecting seeds from the many beautiful palm trees along Loyola Ave by the Civil Courts Building. He told me he planted the seeds in empty coffee cans and grew them for sale. He was correct because I followed his advice and had many palm trees to plant in my yard. New Orleans has many beautiful palms and they make the landscape very interesting. I purposely painted the the palm tree behind the lion in the above painting because with the moon the painting looked like another place not New Orleans City Park. The park has some unique and beautiful spots that could be found in Europe .
Last November while visiting the park I decided to collect some seeds from that big beautiful palm tree near the Peristyle. I wasn’t sure why. I had already collected seeds from palm trees on Magazine St and they were sprouting. This weekend I was in city park and discovered to make room for “improvements” that big beautiful palm tree was cut down and laying ready to be cut up into pieces. Now I know why I stopped to collect the seeds. I will not only have a beautiful palm tree but one from the big palm tree that once stood majestically near the Peristyle in City Park making my painting even more cherished.
Labels:
City Park,
Lion,
New Orleans Fig Street Studio,
Palm Tree,
schwehm
Piano and Chair

Once when I lived on Fig Street my neighbor was trying to give away an old piano. It wasn’t easy because they are so heavy and costly to repair no one wanted to bother with it. She was telling me all about it and I said I’ll take it. All I had were the electronic keyboards, it would be nice to have an old piano. Well I quickly learned why no one wanted to bother. I got it to the front sidewalk and had to call for help. My son and several of his friends arrived and we pushed it to my front steps then rested as going up was not easy. We made it up and set it inside with my old chair in the living room. A friend is a piano tuner and he came buy to tell me the poor old piano was too old and worn to bother tuning. So what, I couldn’t play well either so we were a perfect match.
I usually paint on a painting table that was set up across the room from the old piano and chair. One day I was painting the Mississippi Queen River Boat with a lot of detail and had to rest. As I looked off to rest my eyes I saw the old piano and chair with my shoes on the floor. To me it looked just like something Van Gogh would paint. He painted his room, chairs, shoes, almost anything that sat still. So I quickly sketched it onto an old piece of paper sitting on the table I used to clean off white paint from my brush, not thinking I would actually finish it. As I sketched then painted it started looking good until I began to shake. If I do not stop to eat I begin to shake from some sort of sugar problem. I finished the painting but was a little upset with the squiggley and shaking lines in it. I put it on the side went to eat and basically forgot about it. As I cleaned up the painting table from the original riverboat painting I saw the Old Piano and Chair so I put it in a cheap frame but did not hang it up. My son saw it and said he thought it was fine and the squiggley lines did make it look Van Gogh like. Maybe Van Gogh had a sugar problem? A friend stop by once and said it was her favorite. So I never really know what a painting would do or how it would affect someone. Mostly I paint for the fun of doing it. Oh, the Old Piano is no more we finally gave it away too, so I am glad I took a rest from painting that day and did the Old Piano and Chair.
Labels:
art,
figstreetstudio,
piano,
schwehm,
vangogh
Thursday, February 12, 2009
The Blue Dachshund

I have a friend who loves Weiner Dogs so I developed "The Blue Dachshund" that also comes in many other colors for note cards, shirts, and Christmas Cards. This year I added two Valentine Cards of the Blue Dachshund . See them at both at my Cafe Press and Zazzle Stores on the web. As I come up with more places for the Blue Dachshund to show up I'll add them into the ones already available so stop back next month to see more designs. I have a comical one where he is the horse under Andrew Jackson.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Christmas Ornament History

German settlers in Pennsylvania are said to have started the Christmas tree tradition in the USA..
The Christmas tree was popular in parts of Europe for a long time before coming to America.. In England Queen Victoria made Christmas trees fashionable by decorating the first English Christmas tree at Windsor Castle in 1841. The first Christmas tree to appear in the White House was erected in 1856 by President Franklin Pierce.
Christmas ornaments to decorate the tree were imported from Germany and Christmas tree popularity was in full swing the U.S by the 1900's. Some people made their own ornaments out of fruits and paper. Each Christmas I design new Christmas ornaments to add to the many already available at my Fig Street Art Studio store on the web.
This Christmas I have created several new designs and some using classic Christmas images. Stop in the store on the web or locally at Bucktown Pharmacy to see them. See the many New Orleans centered ornaments and Christmas cards sold at the Cafe Press, Fig Street Studio store.
Labels:
Christmas,
Christmas tree,
Germany,
New Orleans
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