Koi discount Fish Pond Stretched Canvas Print 12in x 12in Water Lilies Lily Pads Japanese Water Garden with Flowering Bonsai Plants Frogs Goldfish
"Encircled Pool" Original Digigraph Painting of a Tranquil Koi Fish Pond surrounded by a Japanese Garden of flowering bonsai plants, pond plants, lily pads, lotuses, water lilies, frogs and a Japanese garden lantern.
12” x 12” Original Digigraph Print On Canvas
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Stretched on Standard Stretchers
Ready to Hang -
Gallery Wrapped with Mirror Image Wrapped Edges, No Framing Necessary
Signed, Titled and Numbered as part of a Limited Edition
Stretched Canvas Prints are Ready to Hang no framing necessary. The print is Gallery Wrapped on Standard Stretcher Bars (3/4" inches deep) with Image Wrapped Edges. It has a protective UV coating. This advanced polymer coating protects the print from moisture, light, humidity and atmospheric contaminants. Coated canvas prints are washable with a soft cloth (microfiber) lightly dampened with water.
"Image wrap" means that the image wraps around the edges of the stretcher so it will not need a frame. The original picture is not cropped or compromised in any way. The wrap is simply extra picture or a mirrored edge (derived from the original painting) that is added on to seamlessly wrap around the sides.
Canvas prints are produced on a Fine Art museum grade natural white canvas made of 2:1 poly/cotton blend with satin finish. This fine art canvas is acid-free which results in a high archival quality and long-term fade resistance. All prints are coated with a UV protective Satin Finish: flexible water-based acrylic coating. Canvas Prints do not need to be placed under glass.
I produce and assemble my own Stretched Canvas Giclée prints at the Morton Arts Studio. Each one is hand signed and titled. My prints are made with EPSON Archival Ultrachrome Pigmented Inks that have superior resistance to water, fading and smudging. Instructions are also provided, regarding the proper care of the prints to provide for their longevity.
The Digigraphs are a combination of numerous digital media. I do not use any apps to create these. These are a result of techniques I have been developing over the past 15 years. My Digigraph technique begins with making a specially prepared collage of digital photographs and scanned objects. Once satisfied with placement and composition of these images, the colors are transformed into a deliberately dynamic palette. The contours shadows and texture are also changed to suit the overall composition; making some images come forward and others recede. Transparent colors, and layers are added to create visual luminosity and depth. Lastly, hand-directed digital painting is added. The Digigraphs take the finished physical from of a Giclée Print and are not a "copy" or "reproduction" of an original painting or drawing etc. Each Digigraph is considered an "original print" similar to Fine Art traditional printmaking.
There currently is no distinct name for digitally based Fine Art or Art made through the use of digital tools and software on a computer. The name Digigraphy or "Digigraphie" is one term referenced more frequently in Europe to define high quality digitally based fine art prints created with an Epson printer and Giclée Printmaking. discount