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"POPTART" - Approx. 3.5" x 3.5" -Oil Painting on wood panel
Poptart got its name after the fact—when I stepped back and realized the colors reminded me of one.
It wasn’t planned. It just happened.
This piece came out of a loose, intuitive session—focused more on color interaction and texture than subject. It’s bold, playful, and has a kind of weird energy that just worked.
Painted in oil on a wood panel, it’s got a solid feel and rich surface texture. It’s small enough to hang almost anywhere or prop up as a statement in a more eclectic collection.
 
If you like art that feels a little impulsive, a little snack-like, and totally itself, Poptart is that kind of piece.
Add it to your collection—or just hang it somewhere that needs more color and less explanation.

"POPTART" - Approx. 3.5" x 3.5" -Oil Painting on wood panel

C$215.00 Regular Price
C$193.50Sale Price
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what collectors are saying
“There’s something haunting about the expression, like it knows the pain you carry. This isn’t just art—it’s a mirror of emotion. I’ve placed it by my writing desk, and every glance reminds me to sit with my own quiet truths.”
— Jules R., Toronto
  • What is a “Canvas Print 11"x14" – 3/4" depth painted black edge”?
    This is the smaller version of your canvas print option, with the same black-painted edges and stretched canvas look as the 16"x20" version.
  • What is a “16"x20" Black Framed Print – White Mat Border”?
    This option includes the artwork printed on fine art paper, professionally framed in a black frame with a white mat border. The mat creates visual separation between the image and frame, offering a more traditional, elegant presentation—ready to hang upon arrival.
  • What’s the difference between an original and a giclée print?
    An original painting is a one-of-a-kind, hand-painted artwork by Thomas Tugnette, made with oil on canvas, panel, or wood. A giclée print is a high-quality reproduction of an original painting, made using archival inks and papers to preserve color and detail.
  • What does “16"x20" Float Mount Invisible Glass (Museum Grade)” mean?
    This premium option features the artwork mounted to appear as if it's floating within the frame. It’s protected by invisible, museum-grade glass, which minimizes glare and reflections while offering superior UV protection. Ideal for collectors seeking a refined, archival-quality display.
  • Are your prints framed?
    Prints are shipped unframed unless otherwise stated. This allows you to choose a frame that suits your style and space.
  • What does “Matte Paper Smooth (Image to edge)” mean?
    This refers to a giclée print on smooth, archival matte paper with the artwork printed edge-to-edge—meaning there’s no white border. It offers a modern look and is ideal for custom framing. Available sizes include: 8"x10" 11"x14" 16"x20"
  • What is a “Canvas Print 16"x20" – 3/4" depth painted black edge”?
    This is a high-quality reproduction of the original artwork printed directly onto canvas. It is stretched on a 3/4" deep wooden frame with the outer edges hand-painted black, giving it a clean, gallery-ready finish that can be hung with or without a frame.
  • Are prints signed or numbered?
    My prints come with a certificate of authenticity with my signature and the artwork is numbered on here as well. I am not able to physically sign the prints at this time as they are printed.
  • What paper do you use for your giclée prints?
    Giclée prints are printed on heavyweight, acid-free fine art paper for a museum-quality feel with rich, long-lasting color.
  • Do you offer certificates of authenticity?
    Yes, all original works come with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
  • What materials are used in Thomas Tugnette's paintings?
    Thomas Tugnette primarily uses high-quality oil paints on canvas for his paintings. Each piece is crafted with the "fat over lean" rule to prevent cracking in the long term. Each painting is varnished with a product called Gamvar after the painting is touch dry. After about 6-8months your painting will need to be sealed with a final picture varnish.
  • How can I commission a custom painting from Thomas Tugnette?
    To commission a custom painting, you can reach out to Thomas Tugnette via email at commissions@thomastugnette.art or text at 1-343-364-6691. Please provide details about your vision and any specific requirements.
  • What payment methods are accepted on Thomas Tugnette's website?
    We accept various payment methods including credit cards, PayPal, and other secure payment options. All transactions are processed in CAD. Payment plans are available as well.
  • What if my order arrives damaged?
    If your item arrives damaged, please let me know within 7 days of receiving it with photos of the damage. I'll work with you to resolve it promptly. I want you to be happy with your painting and your purchase experience.
  • How long will it take to receive my artwork?
    Original paintings are shipped next day by myself. Giclée prints are made to order and usually ship within 1-3 business days. Canvas Prints take a bit longer at 7-8 days. You’ll receive a tracking number once your order is on its way. I chose quality over speed because I want you to be confident that you're receiving artwork that is high quality and stands the test of time- Kingston Frameworks delivers on this point.
  • Who ships the prints and paintings?
    All of my prints are printed, carefully packed and shipped by Kingston Frameworks. My original paintings are shipping within 1-2 days by myself and are also packed with care to ensure your painting isn't damaged travel.
  • What are the shipping options available for purchasing a painting?
    All of my clients receive free shipping costs with the exclusion of customs or brokerage fees which are the responsibility of the client. All paintings are carefully packaged to ensure they arrive safely. Shipping costs and times will be calculated at checkout.
  • Do you ship internationally?
    Yes, I ship worldwide. When ordering outside of your country be aware that sometimes brokerage and customs fees can be tacked on to your shipment when crossing the border, these fees are outside of the shipping costs and are the responsibility of the client.
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