Peripheral | Print of Original Watercolor
What do we see in our peripheral vision? The suggestion of light and dark? Colors that seem to take shape and assign themselves a wishful tone, rather than accuracy? This painting captures a conceptual sky, then fades into the impermanence of land and water that is introduced by the corner of our eye.
This Giclee print of an original oil painting is printed on textured, heavy watercolor paper that creates a printing process and paper surface that is so close to the original work that your fine art print will appear as an original.
This fine art paper is a luxurious, poly and cotton mix of premium paper and is acid and lignin-free with an additional 1 inch border.
Additional print sizes and printing surfaces may also be arranged through a custom order. Please contact me to inquire about printing commissions.
For additional care, handling and framing information, please see the FAQ section. The FAQ section also includes information regarding flat or rolled shipping. Colors of prints may vary based on your device. Prints are made to order so please allow 1-2 weeks for your custom order to ship.
When the some days feel like the lens through which we view it is a little too crisp, the colors a little too vibrant, I often pick up my watercolors and let their hazy determination change my viewpoint. Horizons is an exploration of the various viewpoints we can capture when we look far enough. The line where sky meets water, mountain, or tree-line. Painted with a combination of wet and dry approaches, these abstract landscapes echo the rarities in nature when lines become blurred. A foggy shoreline, the first light of dawn, or thick clouds of a storm shrouding what little light is left. I vacillate between oils and watercolors to allow myself to go back and forth between determining every hue and brush stroke, or allowing the ethereal plans of watercolors choose where they will guide me.
