ARTIST

Delia King

Delia King started King Art Worldwide as a place were is could create and sell numerous types or art and products in one place.

 

New Paintings for sale

King Art Worldwide has been developing a concept of themed "Shops" to be marketed at Craft Fairs!

Several shops have developed in the last year, that where inspired by my work teaching in middle school.  "Strawberry Shop", "Liberty Shop", "Mermaid Shop", and coming for the Holidays, "Dolly Shop". Each shop follows a theme that runs through the paintings, and the sensory toys. 

 

Liberty Shop

Liberty Bell 2, $250, Acrylic on canvas, 36" x 24"

Liberty Bell 1, original sold, print $25, Commission a painted copy, $250

Strawberry Shop

Strawberries and Capybaras, 2025, triptych, 30" x 30" Acrylic on canvas, $600

Capybara Swims with Strawberries, 2026, 16"x24" Acrylic on Canvas $150                                Strawberries. 2026, 16"x 24" Acrylic on Canvnas, $150

Examples of past murals, King Art Worldwide is available for commissions.

King Art Worldwide is the studio of Delia King. An acclaimed muralist, reverse glass painter and craftmaker, her art has always been a journal of her journey.

Live Painting

Catch Delia outside painting. Book Delia to Live Paint at your event.

King is an accomplished Live Painter, specializing in portraits. She has Live Painted PNB Rock for Source Magazine, Glorilla, for Def Jam Records, 

Dolly Parton

Rest in Peace to the Queen of Country and citizen of the World, Dolly Parton. This piece was Live Painted at Loco Pez, in West Philly 8/27, and Rittenhouse Square on 8/29.  This piece is painted on gallery-wrapped canvas, and is for sale.

About us

King Art Worldwide is a Philadelphia-based online webshop specializing in art and fine craft creations. All products are designed and handmade by acclaimed artist Delia King. A renowned muralist, reverse glass painter, and community arts organizer, Delia has recently been influenced by her teaching career as a Special Educator to  produce sensory toys, fashion accessories and paintings. These pieces encourage touch, and are therapeutic for a number of situations, like picking or even doom scrolling. Some have called her new work, "fidgets". Regardless of the name each piece has a focus on color, texture, pliability