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Tel Aviv Nights
This painting captures the unmistakable energy of Tel Aviv where city and sea exist in constant conversation.
Explore Jerusalem
Tel Aviv moves with color and rhythm. Jerusalem holds stillness, history, and weight.
The Wall... Jerusalem reflects the presence of one of the most enduring places in the world... where stone, prayer, and human movement exist together. It’s a piece grounded in permanence and layered meaning.
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The Artist Behind the Color
Meet JD Shultz
It's no mystery that JD (Joshua Dimitri) Shultz grew up to be an artist. His parents were both professional artists—sculptor and painter Carole Shultz, and multi-media painter Jack Shultz...well known throughout Southern California in the 70's and 80's.
Along with his artist siblings, Adam and Rachel, the family breathed, worked, and took joy in creating art.
To this day, thousands of people from all over the world have decorated their homes and offices with the work of all five family members.
JD captures the mind, soul, and inner spirit through a body of work best described as "complexity at its most whimsical." His paintings range from dreamlike cityscapes to thought-provoking abstracts and fantasy surrealistic pop.
His innovative use of acrylics painted on the reverse side of Plexiglas produces images that explode off the surface. Each piece treats the mind to a happy but still intense experience of color and design.
"My art isn't meant to blend in. It's meant to wake something up inside you." ~ JD Shultz
EXPLORE OTHER COLLECTIONS
Whether you're seeking a rare original, a captivating limited edition, or a custom vision for your space...JD’s work invites you into something timeless.
Original Art
One-of-a-kind works straight from JD’s studio. Made for collectors who want the piece no one else will ever own.
Artist Proofs
Fine Art Print editions that are signed, numbered, and ready to elevate your space.
Custom Commission
Have a vision? JD creates custom artwork tailored to your aesthetic, energy, and space.
“My art isn’t meant to blend in. It’s meant to wake something up inside you.” ~ JD Shultz
