Welcome
Jeff Schaller creates textural art pieces that integrate representational form with the printed word. In doing so, visual and written symbols merge to form a distinct aesthetic language that is both thought-provoking and whimsical. His multi-image works, which range from polka dots to elements of popular culture, evoke emotions and memories in the viewer. The combination of images tells a story and encourages a personal connection between the art and its audience.
ART
IN ITS NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT
FEATURED
ARTWORKS
From the Hit TV Series "Friends"
In the final episode of Friends, the iconic "I got off the plane" scene between Ross and Rachel captured the hearts of millions worldwide. An estimated 52.9 million viewers tuned in to watch the series finale in the U.S. alone, making it one of the most-watched television events in history. When you expand that number globally, it reaches an astounding 100 million views, underscoring just how deeply the show resonated with audiences around the world. This unforgettable moment, set in Ross's apartment, has since become a cultural touchstone, frequently referenced in pop culture and leaving fans nostalgic for the days of "we were on a break." Commissioned by 'Friends' , Jeff created two original works of art that were part of the set for the series finale of the show.
CORPORATE
COMMISSIONS
Commissions offer an opportunity to create a meaningful, personalized piece that resonates with the client. Jeff Schaller takes great pride in building strong, collaborative relationships throughout the commission process. These commissioned works are an important part of his career and are crafted with the same thoughtful design and creative energy found in all of his art. Each piece remains distinctly recognizable as a Schaller original.
FEATURED
PRINTS
Open edition prints are widely available and produced in unlimited quantities, allowing for more accessibility and often lower prices, making them a popular choice for collectors. These prints are typically not numbered, which makes them less exclusive but still widely appreciated for their quality. In contrast, limited edition prints are produced in a set, often with a specific number available, making them more exclusive and valuable. Limited edition prints are usually signed and numbered by the artist, providing a sense of rarity and higher demand among art collectors.
Don't Miss Out
Come out and meet Jeff at his next show—you won’t want to miss it! This is your chance to see his incredible work firsthand, ask questions, and connect with the artist behind the scenes. Whether you're familiar with his work or seeing it for the first time, Jeff's passion and creativity will leave you inspired. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience his art up close and meet the man behind it!
