Inkwell Fine Art Prints

09/23/2026

Antionette Simmons Hodges standing beside her piece “They Came Before Us -1,” now on view in Dimension: A Love Letter to Collage & Assemblage at the Howard County Arts Council in Ellicott City, MD — through September 26. Catch it in person before the show closes. Prints available at artbyashodges.com — link in bio.

09/23/2026

“They Came Before Us -1 & 2” — together, they tell one story of family, land, and legacy. Our Heritage Themed Collage Prints bring both pieces into one frame. Shop the collection at artbyashodges.com — link in bio.

09/23/2026

Rooted & Radiant. 🌾 This note card set carries Black love, Southern roots, and everyday radiance — in a size made for sharing. Grab the set at artbyashodges.com — link in bio.

09/18/2026

A solitary guitarist lost in the sound — “Country Rhythm” honors the often-overlooked Black roots of country and blues music. Flowing blues and purples, a golden guitar glowing warm against the cool palette, brushwork that plays the melody right off the page.

Original art by Antionette Simmons Hodges, printed as an archival giclée on premium cotton rag paper with museum-grade inks — ready to frame in the size and style of your choice.

A gift for the blues lover, the guitar player, anyone who feels the deep emotional power of Black American music.

09/18/2026

Front row at a live set — “Feelin’ the Rhythm” throws you right into the energy of the stage. A saxophonist, bassist, and singer locked into something extraordinary, painted in reds, yellows, and greens that pay tribute to jazz legends Coltrane, Parker, and Montgomery.

Original art by Antionette Simmons Hodges, giclée-printed on heavyweight 100% cotton Somerset fine art paper, encased in a solid hardwood frame (Black or Gold) with optical-grade clear acrylic glazing, kraft dust cover backing, and a secure wire hanger — arrives ready to hang.

A statement piece for the music room, the home bar, or anywhere that celebrates the heritage of Black American music.

09/18/2026

Total surrender to the music. “Jazz Singer” captures a vocalist mid-performance in jewel tones and signature polka dots, channeling legends like Ella Fitzgerald.

Original art by Antionette Simmons Hodges, giclée-printed on heavyweight 100% cotton Somerset fine art paper, encased in a solid hardwood frame (Black or Gold) with optical-grade clear acrylic glazing, kraft dust cover backing, and a secure wire hanger — arrives ready to hang.

Stage presence for your wall, from day one.

09/13/2026

09/09/2026

This tee is a whole scene — bold color blocks, a sunburst moment, and that grounded “home + horizon” feeling all in one wearable piece. It’s the kind of graphic that looks like it belongs on a gallery wall, but it’s made for real life.
Art you can live with. Art you can wear. Throw it on with denim, wide-leg pants, or shorts and let the artwork do the talking.
Fit + feel: oversized, boxy silhouette with a relaxed drop-shoulder look, in a soft midweight cotton feel that holds its shape.
Sizing: full size range—use the size chart to choose your perfect oversized fit (or size down for less volume).
P.S. This one’s part of our Art is Power: Volume I collection

09/09/2026

Carry culture. Carry history. Carry what matters.

“The Sharecropper” as a tote — made for errands, markets, studio days, and everywhere your life takes you.
It’s functional, but it’s also a reminder: our stories deserve to be seen in the everyday, not only in museums.

09/09/2026

Same artwork. Three ways to live with it.

Meet “The Sharecropper” — a continuous line piece that holds history, resilience, and presence in a single unbroken stroke.
Swipe to see it styled three ways:
Black frame for a crisp, gallery look
Oak frame for warmth and softness
Unframed print for a clean, flexible vibe

Which one fits your space best — black, oak, or unframed?