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Giverny
$250, plus shipping if not local
10 x 10, framed, white floater frame
Whispers in the Canopy
$150, plus shipping if not local
Wildflowers
$500, plus shipping if not local
48 x 36, unframed
Tulips
$250, plus shipping if not local
10 x 10, framed, gold floater frame
Late April
$300, plus shipping if not local
30 x 30, unframed
Chrildren’s Art Commission
Price varies based upon size
*Representative artwork – inquire for commissions.
Christmas Parade
$135, plus shipping if not local
10 x 10, unframed
Think Pink, Eat Cake
Sold out
Meadow in June
$150, plus shipping if not local
Lavender 2022
Sold out
Summer Bouquet
Sold out
Turn your Children’s Artwork into a Framed Masterpiece
Fridge to Frame is a meaningful way to preserve your child’s creativity by transforming their artwork into a custom collage. Using drawings, paintings, and doodles collected over the years—or even just a single season—the artist thoughtfully arranges and layers these pieces into a vibrant, cohesive composition. The result is a one-of-a-kind work of art that captures the spirit of your child’s imagination across time, turning fleeting fridge displays into lasting keepsakes worthy of a frame.
From Fridge to Frame: The Process
Discover the step-by-step process for transforming your child’s cherished artwork into a timeless collage. Learn how Ali thoughtfully transforms everyday art into a beautifully curated keepsake.
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1. Collect the Art
Start with Their Masterpieces
Upload or send your favorite kid art – the journey begins here.
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2. Meet with Ali
Let’s Chat About the Magic
A quick meeting with Ali to talk through style, color, and story.
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3. A Vision Takes Shape
Your Art’s Story, Reimagined
Ali designs a layout inspired by your chat and sends a preview for approval.
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4. Your Art, Delivered
Unwrap the Magic
In two weeks, your custom collage arrives – ready to hang and cherish.
Meet the Artist:
Ali Cox
Ali Cox is a contemporary painter known for her vibrant interpretations of the natural world through still life. Working primarily outdoors and on location, Ali captures the energy, light, and movement of a scene as it unfolds — translating landscapes into bold, expressive works of art. Collectors are drawn to the joyful energy that radiates from her work.
Based in Virginia, Ali's creative process is rooted in spontaneity, intuition, and a deep connection to place. From oils and acrylics to collage, she enjoys experimenting with texture and color in a loose, expressive style influenced by artists like Cézanne, Van Gogh, Jill Steenhuis, and Joan Mitchell.
A lifelong advocate for the arts, Ali incorporates creativity into every aspect of her life — including her work as an elementary school teacher. She has studied locally at the Academy Center of the Arts and the Lynchburg Art Club, and has participated in plein air workshops with Jill Steenhuis in Aix-en-Provence and Hugh O’Neill in Ireland.
Ali is also a dedicated supporter of her community, routinely donating artwork to benefit local organizations such as New Vistas School, the Lynchburg Humane Society, James River Day School, Randolph College, and Beacon of Hope.
“If you hear a voice within you say ‘you cannot paint’ then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced”
