Wild Grown Art

Hi, I’m Alexis Flack and thanks so much for visiting Wild Grown Art.

As a nature artist living near the ocean in South Jersey, I’m often outside exploring forests, gardens, beaches, and meadows looking for plants, insects, animals, and constellations. I create tree print art and stained glass from what I encounter to share nature’s beauty and encourage all of us to actively connect with and care for our planet.

I’ve made a video (below) to share how I create my tree print paintings and you can also see a selection of them on my Tree Print Art page. And you can see a gallery of my Stained Glass as well, or explore my Shop if you’d like to bring a bit of the outside in with my nature art.

If you want to join me in creating nature art, I teach Wild Grown Art Workshops in our South Jersey community - recent and upcoming Workshops are listed below.

Earth Day Eco-prints

Journal-making Workshop

The Earth is endless inspiration for me and often I'd love the chance to share it with you at this workshop on Sun. 4/27 (12-2pm) at DC Gallery & Studio in Millville, NJ!

We will make hand-bound journals, crafted from brightly colored paper decorated with ecological prints ("eco-prints") made from natural elements like cross-sections of trees & flowers and flower & leaf transfers, as well as repurposed items like bubble wrap, corks, paper towel tubes, and bottle caps because Earth Day is all about doing things to protect the environment and our planet. Let's reuse what we already have, rather than buying something new.

We will supply all of the materials you'll need and you'll go home with your own journal ($25 ticket includes everything). No experience needed, seats are limited, and I hope to see you there!

2025 Art Festivals, Fairs, Shows, & Markets

Please stop by again - more to share soon!

Tree Print Paintings in Shows and Exhibitions

"Nest"

“Nest” is a trio of robin’s eggs painted in this nest created from the print of a rotted out tree. I created this tree print painting as the birds sang and the sun peeked through the clouds. A bird’s nest always makes me think of new beginnings and optimism. This painting won an Honorable Mention in the April group show, “Signs of Spring,” at Art on Asbury in Ocean City, NJ (2022).
"Bee the Light"

Since bees and other pollinators are in danger due to pesticides and habitat loss, I created this tree print painting that’s a synthesis of a hive of bees pollinating a fruit tree to create honey and a lightbulb to shine a light on this environmental issue. When we act as advocates for our fellow creatures, we can Bee the Light that brings attention to threats against them. This painting was part of the Shine the Light exhibit for Inside Small (2022).
"Bee Mindful"

“Bee Mindful” encourages the viewer to step into the rotted out center of a fallen tree to experience a garden of imaginary flowers, watched by the bee perched outside the tree's print. Bees pollinate flowers - be they flowers adored for their beauty or flowers that become fruit on trees - and they are critical to the world's ecosystems, but they are in danger due to the use of pesticides. This painting was part of the juried “Art in Bloom” show at the Martha Spark Gallery in Washington, D.C. (2022).
“Midsummer Garden”

Like other folks, I grow vegetables during the summer. This Pine tree’s print is the rich soil where tomatoes, zucchini, and scarlet runner beans grew, waiting for raindrops. This painting was part of the Rapid Response Collection show of the New Jersey Artist Collective at Rowan College of South Jersey (2022).
“Stand with the Trees”

“Stand with the Trees" speaks to the idea that nature cannot actually speak for itself in our government and voting system - and so we must stand with nature and give voice to preserving the planet by voting for representatives who support policies dedicated to curtailing climate change. This painting was part of the “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America” Exhibit at Atlantic Cape Community College, in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institute (2022).
“Moon Garden”

Inspired by nature in Atlantic City - gardens like Sister Jean’s Community Garden with its sunflowers dancing in the breeze & the moon rising over the beach as it creates a trail of moonlight on the ocean - this painting is part of the ‘My Atlantic City’ show at Union Hall Arts in Atlantic City (2023).

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Creating a Tree Print Painting

Customer Feedback

Tree Print Workshop

From Instagram:
beachpoetoc - Best day learning something new. Print making with pieces of trees and watercolors. Really fun experience. Thank you @wildgrownart
Bluebirds Stained Glass Commission

“Hi!! I finally hung my/your bluebirds!! I love them!! I’m so grateful that you made this beautiful pieces of art for me. It truly makes my heart fill with joy whenever I look at it. Thanks so much, Alexis!”
-Maureen
Tree Print Workshop

“I took a very cool Wild Grown Art- Print Making Class today. We used a slice from a tree for the print then colored it with water colors. I really enjoyed the entire class and the wonderful teacher. Check her out at Wild Grown Art.”
-Michele
Tree Print Paintings Commission

“‘Tranquil Tides’ describes the feeling these paintings create for me.”
-Jill