Digital Art That Rewards a Second Look

Original digital artwork by Gaylotta Murray, offered as museum-quality archival prints in limited editions of 10.

Limited editions of 10

Museum-Quality Archival Prints

Multiple Sizes Available

Created by Gaylotta Murray

The Four Studios

Four approaches. One artist. Endless possibilities for what happens when you look again.

Mixed-media collage portrait of a woman with black hair, colorful butterfly wings, vintage newspaper textures, and red floral accents
Abstract colorful painting of a stylized human figure with concentric circles on a black background above bold red, green, and blue geometric blocks
Abstract blue, turquoise, green, and yellow landscape painting with dark rocky foreground
Live Wire, abstract digital art print of crossing red, pink, blue and green brushstrokes on black, by Gaylotta Murray

Autography

Transformation & Reinvention

Layered Realism

Digital Meets Traditional

The Painted Pixel

Digital Painting & Exploration

The Mixing Bowl

Composition & Story

Art Worth Living With

Discover selected works from the Decorlotta studios.

Gracefully

The Mixing Bowl

From: $58.95

Night Dive

Layered Realism

From: $58.95

Undertow

Painted Pixel

From: $58.95

Electric Undergrowth

Layered Realism

From: $58.95

Gaylotta Murray, digital abstract artist, smiling in a patterned top and white apron                                                    Smiling woman with short light hair, glasses and red earrings, wearing a white apron and patterned top

Meet Gaylotta

I'm Gaylotta Murray, a digital artist who finds endless possibilities in color, composition, and the unexpected.

My work moves between four creative studios, each offering a different way to explore an idea, transform an image, or discover something new. Whether I'm combining visual elements, reinventing an earlier piece, or painting digitally, I'm drawn to the possibilities that emerge when we look beyond our first impressions.

The name Decorlotta brings together my name and my desire to see art become part of the spaces where we live.

I invite you to explore, look again, and discover what speaks to you.