Five Star Gift Ideas

For your dad's birthday, a personalized and meaningful gift that incorporates his love for abstract art would be a great choice. Here are some ideas:

1. Custom Abstract Art: You can commission an artist to create a custom piece of abstract art specifically for your dad. You can provide them with some information about your dad's preferences, such as preferred colors, styles, and themes. This way, the piece of art will be unique, personal, and will reflect your dad's personality and taste.

2. Abstract Art Books: There are many coffee table books that showcase abstract art. You can find one that features your dad's favorite artist or style. This will allow your dad to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of abstract art every day.

3. Abstract Art Classes: If your dad is interested in learning more about abstract art, consider getting him a class or workshop. This will give him the opportunity to learn and create his own abstract art pieces. It could also be a great way for him to meet other artists and enthusiasts.

4. Framed Abstract Art Prints: If you want to give your dad a tangible gift, you can find framed prints of abstract art. This way, he can hang it in his office or living space and enjoy the beauty of the piece every day.

5. Abstract Art Postcards: Another thoughtful and affordable idea is to purchase a set of abstract art postcards. You can write a personal message on each one and send them to him once a week, building excitement and anticipation for his birthday.

Remember that the key is to think about what your dad likes and what will resonate with him. Whatever you choose, the fact that you took the time to get him something that is personal and meaningful will make his birthday that much more special.

Or you can get him a star map with the date when he was born.

Bridget Shields says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I wanted a keepsake to give to my father for his birthday as he has terminal cancer. He was delighted by his gift. The process of ordering was easy and delivery was prompt. A great gift idea.”