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Celebrate the poetry, power, and sparkle of Taylor Swift with this vibrant open edition print—available on canvas, metal, fine art paper, luxurious Fuji matte velvet photo paper, as well as on stylish totes and pillows. Whether you’re a lifelong Swiftie or simply love bold, meaningful art, this piece is designed to light up your space and your spirit.

Inspired by Taylor’s Eras Tour and the storytelling magic of her Tortured Poets Department era, this portrait was originally painted on a repurposed Fig Newton wrapper as part of my “Trash Talk” series. Every print is a conversation starter—about creativity, sustainability, and the joy of finding beauty in unexpected places.

Why You’ll Love This Print:

• Iconic Subject: Taylor Swift, reimagined as the poet and pop legend of our time.
• Unique Origin: Created on upcycled snack packaging—art with a purpose!
• Versatile Display: Choose from canvas, metal, paper, Fuji matte velvet, or bring Taylor’s energy with you on a tote or pillow.
• Perfect Gift: For Swifties, music lovers, and anyone who believes in the power of reinvention.

Every purchase supports a real artist and her family—yes, we really do a happy dance in the kitchen when you order! Add this print to your cart today and bring home a piece of art that’s as inspiring and unforgettable as Taylor herself.

Ready to make it yours? Select your favorite format and click “Add to Cart”—let’s celebrate art, music, and sustainability together!

Pictured below, an 8x10 Taylor Swift  print on paper that I am holding in my studio.  

Pictured below, the original Taylor Swift painting on a Fig Newton Wrapper, (sold at a fundraiser for Living Lands and Waters).

If my Tortured Poets Department inspired portrait of Tswift speaks to your heart or fits well with your space, my family and I would love for you to have a print!

I promise you, every time one of these prints sells, a real human artist/mom does a happy dance in her kitchen with her hubby and kids to celebrate! 

More About the Art Making Process

This Print is from an original painting(sold)  that is of my Trash Talk series,

a collection of original paintings on mylar snack food wrappers

Inspired by the image of Taylor Swift used to advertise her Eras tour.

Materials used: Fluid Acrylics on Mylar Fig Newton Wrapper

My Why: This painting was created by using snack wrappers as a substrate, in hopes of starting a conversation "Trash Talk", about:

• shedding light on finding meaningful ways to repurpose this material, rather than having it end up in our waterways and landfills.  
• Mylar is a popular material used throughout the snack food industry because it is lightweight and does a great job in maintaining freshness.
• One thing it is not good at is breaking down in landfills. 
• That's why I am trying to bring awareness to this new way of using it.
• My hope is that maybe the art industry could find a way to recycle it for creative uses on a larger scale.
• My hope is to share this idea with teachers, parents, and artists, so that we can all make a difference, one wrapper at a time, by repurposing these types of wrappers for art projects in classrooms, art studios, and at home with our kids!
• Repurposing mylar packaging for art also saves money for artists on a budget, to practice new techniques, for preliminary painting studies.
• It's a stress free surface to work on because it was going to be thrown away anyway, so no pressure or worry about wasting expensive paper!
• It's a great surface to use for making reproductions of your art and enlarging it,
• it works so well for enlargements because it has no texture, like a canvas does. It's very difficult to hide the canvas weave when you enlarge prints of paintings made on canvas