Made from original paintings
Coastal Art Prints
Bring home a wave, a beach road, a sailboat, or a horizon, with color made by hand and chosen for the walls you live with.
A little distance, every day
Choose a view that brings the room to life.
A coastal art print can change a room without asking it to become a theme. It can give you the bright lift of an early wave, the calm of a long horizon, the warm memory of a beach road, or a place for the eye to land after a busy day. The right image does more than fill a wall. It gives the room its own rhythm.
John Lasonio’s prints begin as original paintings, built solely with acrylic markers. That process gives the work clean edges, vivid color, and a sense of motion that stays present whether the subject is a breaking wave, a shoreline, a boat, or a car headed toward the water. Selected paintings are available as fine art prints in a range of sizes, so you can choose the image that feels personal and the scale that feels right for your space.
Color with a real point of view
Prints with the energy of the original still inside them.
There is a difference between a generic beach image and an artwork made from a painter’s attention. John uses acrylic markers to build layers of direct color, crisp line work, and small shifts in light. A wave can feel charged rather than decorative. A quiet cove can hold more than one shade of blue. A vintage windshield can turn an open road into a memory waiting to happen.
That original point of view carries into each available print. From across the room, the color gives the wall a clear focal point. Up close, the image keeps revealing the hand-made decisions behind it: a sharp edge in the water, a streak of sunset, a small contrast that makes the whole scene move. These are coastal prints for people who want their home to feel like theirs, not like a catalog spread.
John is an Official Posca Marker Influencer, but the more useful thing to know is what the medium makes possible: saturated color, graphic clarity, and a lively surface that lets a coastal subject stay fresh. It is a natural fit for a relaxed beach house, a sunny apartment, a home office that needs some air, or any room that could use one strong visual note.
Available print favorites
Find the scene you want to keep close.
Start with the image that makes you pause. You can choose the current size and presentation options when you open the print collection.
Waves Through The Windshield
Fine art prints from $38.52
We Ride At Dawn
Fine art prints from $19.78
The Cove
Fine art prints from $23.73
Beach Hut
Fine art prints from $68.90
Purple Lei
Fine art prints from $82.68
Beach Bug
Fine art prints from $16.08
Make the scale feel intentional
Choose the print for the wall, then let the feeling lead.
For a wall above a sofa, bed, or console, a larger print gives the furniture and artwork a shared sense of purpose. It becomes part of the room’s architecture instead of a small object floating in open space. In a hall, near a reading chair, above a desk, or on a smaller wall, a more compact print can feel like a personal discovery.
Available sizes include 8 × 10, 11 × 14, 16 × 20, 18 × 24, and 24 × 36 inches. Before choosing, mark the approximate shape on the wall with painter’s tape and view it from the doorway. That quick test makes it easier to see whether the work needs to anchor the room or simply give it a moment of color.
Choose with confidence
Let the art become part of the way you live.
Start with the mood, not the paint swatch
A strong wave, a surfer in motion, or a road opening toward the sea can bring welcome momentum to a living room, entry, or creative space. A sailboat, distant horizon, or quiet cove can make a bedroom, office, or reading corner feel more settled. Think about the shift you want the room to make when you walk in. The subject that gives you that feeling is usually a better guide than matching every color already there.
Give vivid color permission to lead
Coastal art does not have to be pale or predictable. Ocean blues and sea greens can cool down warm wood and bright sunlight. Coral, magenta, orange, and gold can give a neutral space a pulse. A print does not need to repeat every color in the room. Often it is stronger when it introduces one new note, then becomes the detail that makes the whole space feel more considered.
Build a collection at your own pace
A fine art print can stand alone as the first thing people notice, or it can join other work over time. You might use one larger wave as the anchor over a sofa, then add smaller scenes in an entry or hall. You might choose two prints with a similar color temperature, such as dawn light and blue water, without forcing them to match exactly. A collection feels more personal when every image has a reason to be there.
Choose the image that stays with you
Give yourself a second look before deciding. The artwork worth living with is often the one that stays in your mind after you move on: the curve of a wave, the open road, the bright edge of a cloud, or the feeling of being close to the coast. That response matters. A print lives with you far longer than the quick decision that first brought you to it.
When a print is right, and when an original is better
Prints are a flexible way to bring a favorite image into more than one room, start a collection, find the right scale, or give a meaningful gift. An original is the better choice when you want the one-of-one object itself, with the surface and hand-built layers present in the room. Both begin with John’s painting. The useful question is whether you want the freedom of the image or the singular presence of the original.
A view made only for you
Turn a favorite coastal memory into an original painting.
If there is a particular beach, surf break, road, boat, photograph, or color story you want to keep close, a commission can begin there. John will work with you on the direction, size, and color before creating the original.
It is a different kind of decision from choosing a print: the work is built around your own place or memory, then made to belong in the room you have in mind.
Start a commissionQuestions, answered
Coastal art prints for your home.
Are these coastal art prints made from original paintings?
Yes. Every available print begins with an original painting by John Lasonio, made by hand with acrylic markers. The print store shows the current artwork, sizes, and presentation choices for each piece.
What sizes are available for coastal art prints?
Available print sizes include 8 × 10, 11 × 14, 16 × 20, 18 × 24, and 24 × 36 inches. The right choice depends on the wall, furniture, and amount of visual presence you want the work to have.
How do I choose a coastal print for my home?
Begin with the feeling you want from the room, then consider the wall. A quiet horizon or sailboat can bring calm to a bedroom or reading corner, while a wave, beach road, or vivid sunset can give a living room, entry, or studio more energy.
Can I commission a coastal painting instead of choosing a print?
Yes. John can create an original around a favorite beach, wave, drive, boat, photograph, or memory. A commission is a good fit when you want the work made specifically for your space and story.