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Winning Submission: " WoodprintStudio . com "

Award amount: $ 100.00

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Wood Art Domain name and brand
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Hello everyone. I wish to launch an internet business to sell my artwork. I produce color prints onto wood veneer and, basically, my pictures consist of “marquetry-style” images sometimes combined with digitally painted oils or watercolors, and vice versa. I also wish to produce smaller versions of my veneer prints incorporated onto greetings cards. I don’t want to limit my wood pictures to just that, though: I’m tinkering with color and black-and-white photos, drawings and designs ... for the future.
Like much art, there may not be a specific demographic, so the name that I choose will appeal to as broad a range as possible. I’ve already investigated names like “wood-prints” (which is exactly right, but unimaginative) and “tabula” (Latin for painted panels). I would like a name to convey something arty, but not cheap, not digital (yes, it is digital – but “digital” sounds pixelated somehow); traditional but new; hand-made, not machine-made; some connotation of “real wood” might be nice but, above all, a name that people can remember. “BP” springs to mind.
The internet name will be the same as the branding (whether on artwork, greetings cards, etc), which should then carry a universal tagline. Looking forward!
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Artcentric
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Has to be an "Ec" hiding in there.

WoodArtBot
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... a robot painting machine?

AvantiWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is nice, too.

AmantiWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Sounds great. I looked up and found "Amante" as an alternative word for gay.

Artbrosia
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Devon cream nad rice pudding. In tins.

WoodPrintSpecialist
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
If I needed a name for a franchise group, this would be really good.

SignatureWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... has a sincere sound to it. Is "Signature" over-used though?

WoodArtTheme / Theme etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Theme is a difficult concept, and doesn't really work for this, I think.

TheArtistryShop / etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not necessarily woodprints, though.

ArtsyWoodprints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Now, you know that doesn't sound like me! "Woodprints" is good.

WoodArtJunction
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Junction" has a certain "old" appeal, and a useful name for a shop.

DOING MY BEST TO KEEP UP
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... BUT THERE'S LOTS OF YOU, and only one of me! It's all fabulous! What brains you have!

WoodArtBazaar
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Bazaar" has always seemed a bit hot and scruffy.

WoodArtSavant
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not sure that many people know the word.

WoodExhibit/WoodArtExhibit
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... a display in a museum.

WoodscapeArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Is simple and direct.

WoodenTableau
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Perhaps a bit "Christmastime"?

LumberDesigns
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Lumber" is definitely the full-sized wood.

BellaWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
.... is quite neat, but perhaps a little vague, I think.

WoodArtMaestro
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Maestro" almost sounds like a "show-off" in this context.

OriginalWoodMarquetry / etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These sound good, but they're not close enough to the truth about my "print" work!

WoodPrintOriginals
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
How simple. I like this.

WoodPrintPainter/WoodEditionArtist/ etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Imagine introducing yourself by your job title; these are all a bit difficult to put across easily ... "Good Morning, I'm a wood edition creator".

WoodPrintCart / ArtPrintCart
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not entirely sure I understand these "Carts" ... a horse-drawn vehicle? or (these days) the check-out at a website.

ArtisticWoodScenes / WoodScenesArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Unlike "WoodScenes", these two are quite clearly pictures of woods/forests. Strange, isn't it?

WoodDesignsPainter / WoodPublishPainter
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These are not easy to look at, and a little difficult off the tongue, I find.

WoodScenes
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I really like the simplicity of this, although I'm not sure if it reaches out far enough, if you see what I mean.

WoodDesignsCreator/WoodArtCreator
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not sure that I quite like "Creator" as applied to me.

WoodArtIllustrator
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is, arguably, what I do, but there is an unspoken connection between "illustrator" and "cartoonist" or other black and white artists.

WoodArtResource / Source / Listings
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think that these sound more like reference materials.

CustomWoodDesigner
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... sounds more like a kitchen cabinet installer, I think.

WoodArtFloors
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
You're on a different page again! Floors are not me!

WoodArtPainter
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
WAP. Yes, this is what I do ... sort of. It just doesn't shout anything.

AntiqueWoodDesigner/WoodPaints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I don't want to be antique!

ChattelWoodPrints / WoodArts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I've only ever seen the word "Chattel" in legal documents, referring to everything you own, right down to your cow. Goods and chattels.

AntiqueWoodDesigns / etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
The word "Antique" might apply more to me, but not my work.

ContemporaryWoodPrints / WoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think that "Contemporary" is probably a word more likely used and understood by art critics rather than normal people.

Artiquity / etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Now, here's a word I like. It works really well in "ArtiquityPrints" and "ArtiquityWoodPrints", but "WorksofArtiquity" sounds exactly like something found, hidden in a Middle-eastern desert, and "PrintsofArtiquity" includes that marginally humourous "Printsof ..."

PreciousWoodPrints/PreciousWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Actually, if I were able to incorporate mother-of-pearl into my work, one of these names would be super.

WoodArtShaper/WoodPrintShaper
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think these are both extremely aligned with three-dimentional woodwork: Real woodwork, in fact.

WoodArtProvider
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
WAP. "Provider" seems more "insurance salesman", I think.

ChattelWoodArt.com -
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
By using the word Chattel, we are able to broaden the scope of your wood art to include just about any marquet-styled imagery. Pertains to fixtures such as furniture, etc

MadeiraArtistree
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I'd have to move home.

ArtwoodShop
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Hello. This is nice and simple ... maybe a bit too generalised, but I do like it.

WoodArtBunch
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Funnily enough, this has young people written into it; you know? "bunch of kids", "wild bunch", etc. I like it: I just need to be a hundred years younger!

WoodArtMan / WoodArtArtist
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"WoodArtArtist" looks strange with too many "Arts" in it; "WoodArtMan" could actually be a great brand name, except that it could sound a bit like one of those old-fashioned door-to-door salesmen ..... "Oh, it's the Wood Art Man again".

WoodDesignMaster / WoodDesignArtist
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, it's me again: I really think that people's perception of "Design" limits my abilities to just that. Like architects (I know, I already mentioned them), beyond the design - the drawing - there is no actual production, no further process.

OrnateWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Is it a picture-frame? Definitely something carved, though.

WoodArtMaster / WoodPrintMaster
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Isn't English funny? "WoodArtMaster" is that teacher at school; "WoodPrintMaster", on the other hand, is an expert wood printer. It's quite good, I think.

MasterpieceArtistree
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is an interesting combination of words that have - separately - popped up before. I quite like this, but is it too long? or does it have too many syllables? Not sure.

fineWoodworkings
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think this is more wood-turning and craft work.

WoodArtPictorial
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
.... is a magazine. Perhaps I'll publish my own one day, but it won't have pictures of all those sexy people in it ...... it'll be WOOD!

PicturesqueWood / PicturesqueWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like "picturesque", but unsure if it fits my work.

WoodArtCharm / Charms
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Charm" is such a lovely word - one that I use often in its normal context and meaning. "WoodArtCharm/s" seems, nevertheless, like a bracelet ... to me.

woodishPrints / woodishArtPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Don't these both sound like they might, possibly, be wood? but are probably another material, like plastic?

WoodDesignsFolder / Portfolio / Array etc.
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Using these words - folder, portfolio, array, library - seems to me to make my subject a fixed thing, like a "folder" in the stationery store.

WoodPrintTalent / WoodArtTalent
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Talent", I feel, is yet another of those words that's been permanently scarred by "contest". In any case, it wouldn't be right for me to advertise "my talent"!

ArtWoodDesigner
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, I do design things; I just don't want people to think that it's all I do. "Designer", I decided, was a bit like an architect.

Woodique
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
.... does have a "Lalique" flavour to it, but doesn't have the same expensive flair!

PrintWoodVector / ArtWoodVector / etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I use bother "vector" and "raster" in my work, as well as a pencil. I think that the words are method-based rather than a "atyle" to enjoy.

WoodsOutlet / ArtWoodOutlet / etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I'm afraid that "Outlet" is one of those words, hijacked to refer to a cut-price store selling goods that manufacturers can't otherwise get rid of.

WoodArtswork
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"WoodArts" (plural) is subtly different. The difficulty in adding "work" - which would be perfectly acceptable - is that the three words together LOOK like "Wood - Art - Swork" to me.

WoodBlockEdition / WoodBlockArtists
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"WoodBlock" is very specific: you'd expect something Japanese or, possibly, medieaval. "Edition", on the other hand, could suggest "limited" or "special". Neither name quite rolls off the tongue, I feel.

MasterPrintWoods / MasterPrintArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Something similar popped up a while back, and this does say "expert" or "don".

WoodPrintCollection
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like "Collection", except that it has a srot of "museum" feel to it.

ArborExpressions / ArborWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Arbor" is a nice word for tree but, these days, I think it's commonly used for a structure in the garden.

WoodPerfectPrints / WoodPerfectArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
The are both "perfect", but missing something .... what is it? uniqueness? or passion?

MasterPieceVeneers / WoodPiecePrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These sound to me like real, hand-made marquetry. "MasterPieceVeneers" would be so good.

MasterPrintWood.com - Marquet-styled wood prints
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
In doing some research, I found that this phrase relates to an early wood art technique called 'Old master print'. The earliest print images are mostly of a high artistic standard, and were clearly designed by artists with a background in painting (on walls, panels or manuscripts). Whether these artists cut the blocks themselves, or only inked the design on the block for another to carve, is not known.

WoodPerfectPrints.com - Artistic Wood Prints
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
I think this name carries the connotation of marquet-styled wood arts including but not limited to: wood art prints, logo-style prints, monochrome prints, etc

WoodPerfectArt.com - Artistic Wood Prints
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains

a reply to iBusinessArena, re. Flare
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, I do understand. With this particular word - Flare/Flares - the way it has previously been used rather dictates how we view it today.

WoodMentor
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... would be for study, I think.

TrojanWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Trojan" relates directly to the wooden horse and, because of that, I feel that the name automatically falls into "carving" or, at least, 3D.

flare
1 years ago
Posted by : iBusinessArena.com
the purpose to show availability of domains was that, something people write word "s" or without "s" so if you have both domain it good for site.. my Site name end with the word "shots" but sometime people just write "shot" which is a parked domain by someone else.. so it sometimes confuse my regular visitors...

another exmaple.. webshot.com

To: Firefly
1 years ago
Posted by : rose68
Thank you for the personalized attention you gave to each of our suggested name. I am sure this reflects in the quality of your work. I have learnt quite a lot about "WoodArt". Look forward to seeing your website.

A reply to OopsyDaisy
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Thanks for your kind comments! This project is so important to me that I couldn't just sit back and expect things to magically happen without sharing my feelings with you. Apart from that, all of the contributions really awoke my imagination. Envigorating!

PathtoMarquetry
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Have I lived too long already? This reminds me of the Reverend Moon.

Feedback
1 years ago
Posted by : OopsyDaisy
Thanks for all of your feedback.It has been entertaining and amusing at times! By far the best communication from a Contest Holder.I give you five stars!

WoodArtPalettes / PerfectPalettes
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Palettes" is new here. I do feel it might seem borrowed from paint-mixers and interior decorators, though.

WoodtiquePrints / WoodInkpression
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I struggle a bit with half-words ... -"tique" might be boutique or antique, and "pression" could be impression or expression.

WoodArtVendition
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Sort of "vendetta-ish". Maybe that's why I don't quite enjoy the sound of the word!

PureWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"PureWood" has quite a nice "untainted by human hand" feel to it, something fresh and new. Orange juice is often advertised like this.

Yes
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
Thanks for the feedback

TYPES of WOOD that I use
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I'm sorry, I thought I had mentioned this a while back. Imagine printing a colour picture onto a piece of white paper ... all the light areas are actually mostly the white paper. Exactly the same with my wood, only - at this moment - I can only use the lighter woods available to me, which are MAPLE and BIRCH. (I plan to use darker woods, but this will require changes in my art.) Does that help?

A FEW WORDS BEFORE THE END
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I know there's still another whole day to go, but I need to say that this experience has been exactly like working with a team of people who have tabled so many different ideas that it has been almost breathtaking. So, here's a big THANK YOU to everybody who has contributed - and is still contributing, and wishing you all success. (I have two more projects coming up in the not-too-distant future, too.)

Types of wood you use?
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
Can you please share with us what types of wood veneers that you use?

Alder, Oak, Burl, etc..

Also do you have a current website we can review? Thanks

DreamWoodPrints/WoodPrintDreams
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Another of those "same words - totally different connotation" situations. "DreamWoodPrints" has an nice element of perfection in it, whereas "WoodPrintDreams" is what I might do in my sleep.

WoodArtFlare/WoodArtFlares
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Isn't it funny how two almost identical phrases can appear so different .... a singular "Flare" as a distress signal, but plural "Flares" as 60's fashion.

TheWoodThread
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Well, that's different. I'm trying to visualise "WoodThread" relative to prints. I do like it, though.

DazzlingWoodArt/Prints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Dazzling" would be BIG pop-art.

WoodArtCache
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Thids could be good, if a little strange-sounding, but it ring of "buried treasure".

ArtierWoodprints/Gallery
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These have a certain "continental" feel. "Artier" ... I hadn't come across this before! Interesting.

LeefCraft/CraftAmaze/etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Craft", I decided, feels like a word describing hand-carving, perhaps some of those amazing African masks, for example.

ArtsforHearts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is some sort of charity?

ClassiWoods / InternalWoods
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... are both specialty wood suppliers.

MarbleArtWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
MarbleArch. Marbling is very pretty, but I can't do marble art.

classicArtWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think this might be the first time "classic" has popped up. It's a useful word to describe tradition and longevity, except that the whole phrase might be construed as a "supplier of carving wood".

WoodAtro
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not sure what you had in mind, Sid, and I'm not trying to be flippant, but I just expect "Atro" to be short for .... Atrophy or Atrocious or something.

Luxus
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Here's another of those words that hits me in the face ... as something else: "Lexus".

letarts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is a different competition, isn't it?

pizarts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is "pizazzy"! It doesn't describe anything I do, directly, but it's a nice little brand.

PixWooden/ArtWooden
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Hello. I've sort of said "goodbye" to "Wooden" generally, on the basis that it seems to me to sound too stiff.

WoodDesigns/Drawing/Plan
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These are too "Architect", if you see what I mean.

WoodArtEdition
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
On the other hand, "WoodArtEdition/s" has a "limited edition" feel to it, simply by the addition of the word "Edition". I quite like this.

WoodArtWriting/WoodDesigns/WoodPrint etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These have all got an element of my work and business, but just don't have "punch".

WoodenArtGallery/WoodenArtWorks
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These both sound like buildings to me but, in any case, "WoodenArt" is still too vague, I think.

VintageVeneers / Vintage etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Of course, "Vintage" doesn't necessarily mean "old", but that's the obvious impression.

VanityWoodPrints / Vanity etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Vanity" is a strange word: "Vanity Press" is uppermost, and I can't see it as a useful representation of my work.

TheMahoganyPress
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Actually, in spite of my feelings for Mahogany, this does sound traditional and solid, but perhaps a bit to included to old-fashioned wood-block printing.

LeafBacks
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... type of insect?

MahoganyWoodPrints / Mahogany etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like Mahogany - as a wood and as a word. Until I change my picture style, Mahogany is too dark for many subjects. In a nutshell, to advertise "mahoganywoodprints" and not sell it would probably seem strange.

Artoculous
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
For some reason, the first thing that popped into my head was "binoculous".

TheArtsThrob
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Now, that's definitely someone else.

TheArtSphere
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is one of those ethereal phrases which might refer to artists in general.

ArtsAndAlgorithim
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
AAA? Those Line-printer picture print-outs come to mind.

TheArtManiac
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... would be a great title for a fast-working graphic designer.

Artiste
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Still seems to be a little stage production.

TheArtisticLeaf
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like the "Leaf", analagous to veneer, perhaps.

EtchedinWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... specifically suggests "cutting in", I think.

ArtistreePrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, this is a different and clever use of "wood", and the integrity of "artist" remains.

WoodPrintArtistree
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Something? Is it too long? or too many syllables? Not sure.

TheTimberedGallery
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is an old place with woodworm!

UniqueWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Unique ... why didn't I think of that?! Altogether, this is quite nice, maybe a little bland though.

WoodShadePrints/WoodShadeArts/ etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I actually like these ... on the basis that true marquetarians use a technique called "sand-shading", so I'll add WoodShadePrints to my list of possibles.

CoWoodredDesigns
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Was Woodred before Canute?

WoodDesignAtelier/ColorPrintsAtelier/WoodPrintsAtelier
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Interesting: "Design" is too limiting; "ColorPrints" simply sounds like a photograph developer; but "Wood", "Prints" and "Atelier" have three good elements in combination.

WoodCreatives
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This does have a tinge of "sub-humans" about it.

ArtConveyed
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... by DHL.

TheWoodofArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
The juxtaposition of the 'f' to 'Art' doesn't work, but I must say that I like the idea of the phrase.

TheArtScenes
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This has a solid feel to it, like "The Washington Post". "Have you seen The Art Scenes today?"

WhimsyWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I do feel that "Whimsy" is sort of describing something fairy-like at the bottom of the garden; or perhaps one okf those hand-made whirligigs.

WoodFigureForm
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is clearly one of those movable art puppets, so there is a wood connection - just.

ArtWoodCreative/Expressed
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"ArtWood" is a perfectly simple combination although, strangely enough, in this order it doesn't describe the work; the other way around (WoodArt) is a better desdcriptor. However, "Creative" has a sort of "kibutz" feel to it, and "Expressed" is - forgive me - squeezed out.

WoodArtImagined
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Well, it is "imagined" and "imaged", but the word doesn't necessarily give the viewer a clear idea of "to buy", if you see what I mean.

VisageWoodarts etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Actually, "Visage" might be perfect if I were making my prints just of the human face.

Artastic / Woodtastic
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Hello. Something about "tastic" I find uncomfortable .... is it because it's close to "plastic"? or perhaps it's because it sounds like only half a word.

WoodPrintArtistry
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Artistry" could be the ability of an "artist" or an "artiste" or even a gardener. I am uncertain.

PoplarPrints / PrintsofPoplar
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
PoplarPrints isn't bad, whereas "Printsof" is still going to be Wales or somewhere.

FourSeasonsPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Instant Poussin or Vivaldi.

TheArtLeaf
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This does have the possibility of describing veneer (no, I know I don't like "veneer") as a leaf, and this rolls quite nicely off the tongue.

onceuponawood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is definitely a tune for a flute.

woodensymphony
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I realise that I won't be answering the 'phone much, but I always listen to what it might sound like in my mind. Try answering the phone, "woodensymphony, good morning".

immortaletchings
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
A bit headstone, perhaps? Don't do etchings.

WoodBites
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
False teeth!

WoodAlley
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
There is a connotation of "artist community in little lane", but a bit indirect.

WoodyZen
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Zen", sadly, doesn't form part of my life or my work. One day, perhaps.

Woodah
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This reminds me of something .... Ah! wood!

ArtWoodAtelier
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Atelier again ... nice.

LivingWoodart
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
An interesting idea, living - breathing - flexible .... it's a different angle on what is otherwise a piece of dead material with a picture on it.

GoodwoodArtistry / Atelier
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I really like the "Atelier" part - two words in one. "Goodwood" is either a nice estate in England or a timber merchant.

Woodize
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... sounds like a type of wood-finishing wax, I think.

TheWoodArtShop
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I quite like this, except that it's probably too general. You'd expect to find shapely carvings and curly boxes here.

WoodArtOutlet
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Outlet" always suggests "cut-price", or "sale price".

MapleWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This actually sounds and looks good, with "MapleWood" appearing as a place-name. It may still be too broad a definition, I think.

WoodArtGoods
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think this is a craft stall in a small African village.

LumberStyle
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Tree-cutters' clothing store.

ArtWay/ArtSelling/NewArt/StyleSelling
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, these all have "Art" in them, but don't say anything about my work.

TheSellingHomes
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Are you still on the same page?

HighStyleProducts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This could be anything .... shoes and handbags, perhaps.

IDesignProducts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Design" limits people's perception of what I do. "Designer" is a bit like "Architect".

ArtProducts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is too vague: it could cover selling paint and paper, etc.

ArtSprig
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I can't tell you why exactly, but I just don't like the word "sprig".

ArtWeald
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
It's a funny English word ... reminds me of "sword": would anyone know that it's not just a weapon?

Revised: PoplarPrints.com - Marquet-styled Wood Prints
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
PoplarPrints is a double entendre meaning it has two connotations - 1)marquet-styled images printed 'ON' wood veneers. -2)poplar as in 'popular prints'; relating to almost any concievable concept of art prints (wood arts, greeting cards, etc).

PoplarPrints.com - Marquet-styled Wood Prints
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
PoplarPrints is a double entendre meaning it has two connotations - 1)beautiful art prints made with wood materials. -2)poplar as in popular prints relating to any concievable concept of art prints (wood arts, greeting cards, etc).

GOOD MORNING!
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
It's 9.10am and I'm running late ... sorry! Couple of things to do and I'll be back in a while.

TheArtWeald.com - Artistic Woodprints
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
TheArtWeald.com perfectly describes an art store that sells beautiful wood arts. And by using the term 'weald' we are able to make an connection to 'all things wood' as it literally means 'open rolling woodlands'. In addition, this brand name will allow you to add as many products to your art portfolio as wanted as it builds on superlatives such as 'open', vast, etc.

TheArtSprig.com - Masterful Woodprints for every occasion
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
The term sprig relates to a young ornamental tree. And by using the term Art, we are able to create a traditional, yet elegant Art store

PrintsofMarquetry
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I have mixed feelings about this: on the one hand it sounds like a photograph of a piece of marquetry; on the other, I can hear people uttering "Printsof ... who?" Not sure, but there may be scope to capitalise on the "Prince".

PatternsofWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is Parquetry, really.

Artsai
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, I like the connection. I like the two syllables, although it might be that people wouldn't get the pronunciation: I would expect "Artsay" to prevail over "Artzigh". Original though.

MasterSketches
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Master, yes; Sketches ..... well, it's sort of black and white somehow. I know "sketches" come in a variety of genres from drawing to gardening to speaking ... not quite right, I think.

Artsai - From Wood to Art!
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
Artsai borrows from the term 'Bonsai' which happens to be the 'art of growing trees' for its aesthetic

PerennialPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... has "logo" written all over it. PP seems to me to have a sort of "Flower Shop" appeal.

ForeverWood / EverWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Nice idea ... "Wood: The gift that lasts".

MajesticWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is still either the Queen, or the Titanic. Certainly, there's something big and imposing in the title. I'm not sure if that's who I want to be.

ExclusiveWoodPrint
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This isn't bad: do ordinary folk see "exclusive" as something to avoid because it's expensive?

WoodArtIllusion / WoodPrintIllusion
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... might suggest that I have "something to hide", something "up my sleeve". Too David Coppertone, or whoever he is.

WoodPrintPerfection/ PerfectWoodArt/ etc
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Two printing words in one line - "Perfect" (double-sided) and "Print". Perfect / Perfection in this sense, though, is almost immodest.

PerennialPrints.com - Forever beautiful wood art!
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
PerrennialPrints - is one of those rare names that beautifully describes itself. This brand is open to superlatives such as Fine Art, Wood, natural beauty and all the other words, thoughts, ideas and emotions relating to wood art prints.

WoodPrintArte
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Arte" .... seen it. French TV. Can't understand a word. Without an accent on the e, it's still "WoodPrintArt".

Lumberette
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Oh come on! We all know that it's one of those twirly-girls, only with trees not batons.

Timberine
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
might be from Shakespeare, or could be one of those northern carnivores.

WoodPrintCreations
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"WoodPrint" = yes; "Creations" is still the work of a chef or confectioner, I'm quite certain.

printwoodart
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These are all the right words; they just don't "do anything" like this.

WoodArtisanDesigns/WoodArtisanStudio
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Now, "Designs" I have generally discounted, on the basis that it suggests only design/template sales; "Studio", on the other hand, is a rather good descriptor, so "Wood", "Artisan" and "Studio" are favourite words, they just don't quite work together.

IntricateWoodPrints/IntricateWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These are interesting, but I think that "intricate" is more needlepoint.

sketchwoodart
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think that "sketch" removes all possibilities of professionalism.

xpertwoodprint
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I quite like this, but is "xpert" already over-used?

redartedge
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I thought this read "retarded" at first glance.

thewoodprints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... somehow sounds like prints/pictures of the forest.

Woodsulike
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Elements of words have so often been used successfully and therefore totally hijacked ... "-ulike" is always going to remind (me) of "Spudsulike".

MyArtPaper
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is definitely an end-of-term thesis.

FineWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Fine" works quite well. This is distinctly different from "FineArt" which is too high for my work. At the moment.

WoodArtExpression
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Had one almost identical already ... doesn't quite hit the mark.

MyArtplex/Artiplex
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These do sound like buildings, or art galleries, rather than websites offering art/print products.

TheArtDegree
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is a qualification.

CraftedWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
What's that expression on the Antiques Road Show? "Folk Art".

MarquetryStudio
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Here are two elements that work well together: the phrase sounds bright and airy, with tradition thrown in. I just don't actually do "Marquetry" as such. I'll think about it.

theCarving Line
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is whittling fishing tackle.

WoodPrintStudio
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is good. The name could lend itself to a franchise-style business (no, I'm not ready for franchising. Yet!)

ArtPicasas/PrintPicasas/WoodPicasas
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think that people would automatically assume that I was trying to "muscle-in" on Picasso's name.

ePrintcasa/ArtPrintcasa/WoodPrintcasa
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Casa" is interesting as a place/house of art; unsure about the Spanish or Cuban connection (Would that be good?). "ePrint" would infer "downloadable" I think.

WoodartMarket
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Market" certainly has a sort of normality about it. It would confer a bigger size on my enterprise.

WoodartSale / WoodartAuction
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Sale" and "Auction" are both words which suggest "cut-price".

MaxWoodart
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Sounds like a man's name.

WoodartBay
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Bay" has long sinced been hijacked by one internet company.

WoodartPieces
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Jigsaw puzzles. Don't do those.

WoodartSeller
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Saturday morning street market!

re origina
1 years ago
Posted by : yipl
I don't know. It's in the name of several companies (google). I like to come up with domain names with two words with a letter overlapping (origina-l-ood in this case)

OriginaWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I thought, at first, that perhaps "Origina" could stand alone as a brand, with "WoodArt" as a tagline (this in addition to domain name), but Origina by itself would probably look like a mis-spelling.

ArtWoodAvenue
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is quite fun. An avenue of trees, with wood, leading to art. "Avenue" does have a great historical cache of course. The absence of something like "prints", though, tends to lead more into 3D carved type art, I feel.

OriginaWood/MateriaWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These don't seem to have direction to Art and Prints; perhaps more to wood suppliers?

WoodPieceArtistry
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think this is rather jigsaws.

my creativity is over haha
1 years ago
Posted by : iBusinessArena.com
you are the first at contest holder at Squadhelp who is very active. Good

PearlWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Funny, I had been trying to use Mother-of-Pearl in my work, but needs different equipment. So, a bit limiting.

WoodPrintDesign
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I quite like this. "Design", I suspect, could give surfers the idea that I do designs. Nevertheless, it sounds good to answer the 'phone with this name.

ArtWoodCollection/WoodArtC./WoodPrintC.
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Collection" does convey something substantial, but I think they might be a bit "retired millionaire exhibits".

WoodPrintWorld / WoodArtWorld
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These would be good titles for magazines.

WoodArtMart / ArtWoodMart
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I realise that "Mart" has become almost a respectable word now, but it does remind me of that magazine - the precursor to eBay - "Exchange

WoodartGrapher
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I get the connection, but there's no flow in the look or the sound.

InteractiveWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This seems Nintendo-ish ... sort 0f button-pushing.

Nature / NatureMade
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think these "naturals" are verging on "green" and craft work.

ArtWoodExpressions
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is nice. Not entirely sure about "Expressions", although I can see "Expert" and "Impressions" neatly hiding in there.

TheArtWoods
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
A supplier of fine-grained woods?

MajestyWood / Prints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I couldn't possibly. All I can think of is The Queen!

LovelyWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
It's just the sort of thing viewers would say ... "lovely wood", but perhaps about a chair or table.

CraftWoodArt / Arts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Craft" really seems to suggest "whittling", or some other manual woodwork.

Murals
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Murals would be misleading: most murals start at about 4 feet high!

ArtiqueVeneers / MasterWoodVeneers/VeneerExp.
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
The words all fit together really well, but I still think that "Veneer" infers furniture decoration.

ArtiqueWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like this. This does both: gives a full domain name AND a single word brand

PictoWood
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
It's nice and simple, but "picto" automatically pairs with "gram" ... well, in my brain anyway.

WoodArtStation
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Station" sounds a bit Australian sheep farm.

TrunkShowArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Bathing Costumes?

WoodPrintStudios
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think "WoodPrintStudio" singular is good; "Studios" seems to imply film sets.

WoodArtGalleria / WoodPrintGalleria
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I liked "Gallery" but "Galleria" seems a little bijou, I think.

PureWoodArts.com - Bold. Beautiful. Art!
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
This name appeals more to real wood being crafted into a beautiful work of art.

Artwood Expressions - Natural. Beautiful. Arts.
1 years ago
Posted by : lexisdomains
This name summarizes your business in one short, succinct statement.

WoodPrintGallery
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
That's quite nice, Rose.

WoodPixArts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This has useful elements, if only it would roll nicely off the tongue.

WoodsArtists
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Reminds me of Robin Hood in the forest.

Generated names
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I feel that there are quite a few auto-generated names popping up in the list. It's a bit like getting a few words from a dictionary and constantly re-arran ging them.

WoodenArtz
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Wooden" is a word which I've already decided is too stiff. Think of Pinnochio.

Woodistan
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Sounds like an ex-Soviet republic.

Artisque
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This has a certain "je ne sais quoi", but I don't know what it is .

MasterpieceWoodWork
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I do like "Masterpiece", but wood work sounds more like chiselling and sanding.

MarquetryWork
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Yes, it looks like marquetry, but it isn't.

MasterpieceWoodPrints / MasterpieceWoodShop
1 years ago
Posted by : RandomIdeas
"MasterpieceTheatre" is what I was thinking also. "but are they too long?" It all depends on what you think. In my opinion there is only one "MasterpieceTheatre" so there will only one MasterpieceWoodPrints / MasterpieceWoodShop

Bedtime
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
It's 10.20pm Pacific Time!

Re : Firefly
1 years ago
Posted by : gourav
Hey Firefly, I forgot, its 12 AM in US and its too late.
Its 11 AM here in India.

MasterpieceWoodPrints / MasterpieceWoodShop
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
These names remind me of "MasterpieceTheatre" on the TV. I quite life them, but are they too long?

WoodGarnish
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not good on salads. Not too much relevance, I think.

WoodenMaestro
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Anything with "wooden" tends to sound rigid, inflexible ... stiff!

For Firefly
1 years ago
Posted by : gourav
I have submitted 60 entries till now. Hope you like them !!

WoodArtExpert
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Sotheby's?

Re : Firefly
1 years ago
Posted by : gourav
Its good to see you commenting so soon. I had never enjoyed like ever before.

WoodPremier
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Politics.

WoodStudioArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Studio" certainly sounds artistic.

WoodPeers
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Houses of Parliament!

ExpertWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I hadn't thought of "Expert". I quite like this, although I feel that "expert" doesn't necessarily convey an artistic bent.

ArtisanShowroom
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
"Showroom" is a bit Chrysler !

VeneerArtisans / Masters
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
All three words are right: I like Artisan, and Master makes it sound like I know what I'm doing. I'm still struggling with "Veneer" though: yes, that is basically what I print onto, but my automatic reaction to the word is "furniture".

WoodBArt ...
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... if it wasn't something else?

AFineVeneer
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
... is definitely furniture! I do hope, though, that people will look at my work and that.

SylvanSpecialties
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I'm from somewhere else, and "specialties" suggests confectionery to me.

SylvanArtistry / SylvanFineArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Do many people know "Sylvan"? I know it from old as a football team.I like the word, although "FineArt" might be pushing the truth.

MasterWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is really good. This might make me important ... it has old-fashioned craftsmanship, wood and prints!

VeneerGallery
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I quite like this. Veneer might be construed as furniture?

VeneerArts
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
and MarquetryArts both contain the essence of my work, but I think these sound like distance-learning schools.

AmazingWoodArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Actually, this is quite appealing: Not that I was asking for this, but I notice the logo possibilities of AWA.

I am sitting here GUT LAUGHING!
1 years ago
Posted by : Jennitasia
I love the fact that you add your comments in there! That is so funny! Nobody take it personal this hosts is the best yet! I love the funny statements! CHocolate anybody? LOL

Artropia Gallery
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like "Gallery": this makes me sound a bit important. Artropia sounds a bit like that snoring problem I have.

CreativeInlays
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Would be a simple, catchy name, if I was actually doing inlays. Need to be a bit careful about people's perception.

KnottyArtPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Sounds a little rustic, but the words sound good together.

ElegantWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
WoodPrints is right, and adding "Elegant" makes it roll of the tongue more easily. Is it a bit long, though?

WoodenArtisan
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Artisan works fine, but wooden gives me an elderly, stiff feeling.

artstumped
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like the association, but it would sound like I can't think of anything!

re woodern
1 years ago
Posted by : yipl
from wood modern :)

Question?
1 years ago
Posted by : Jennitasia
What type of wood do you use? Oak? Pine? Walnut? Etc. ???

Do You Want Real Words?
1 years ago
Posted by : Jennitasia
I thought you wanted a brand...something unique with a touch of creative works. A brand is a word that no one has taken yet, sorry if I have entered nonsense. I was trying to remember that you wanted a brand name. No more wood, tabula, etc. Will try to focus on the word ART and a fancy word to illustrate with it. Thanks for the feedback. It is helpful.

DivineScenes
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Too religious, no sense of art or wood, though.

ZiiCreations
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Zii seems Wii with a twist of Zen. Creations ... chocolate?

OzArta
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Australian.

OvyArt
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Eggy.

CustomWoodPrints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Not doing custom work. Yet.

AzTabula
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
You and I know what "Tabula" is, but I had already discounted the word on the basis that it doesn't look like anything.

ArtMarquet
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I like ArtMarquet, although I wonder if the spelling of marquet might throw some people?

wouldprints
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Wouldprints sounds like the start of a question.

woodglitz
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
Glitz doesn't conjure up "art" to me.

woodern/wooden
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
I think these sound rather stiff.

modernmarquetry
1 years ago
Posted by : firefly (Contest Holder)
This is simple, perhaps a bit long, but doesn't quite hit the "art" spot.