We Are Going to Graceland
We Are Going to Graceland
Story Behind The Art
Fall | Dawn | Midwest River and Bridge
Autumn arrives as a woman stands beside a midwestern river at sunrise, with a bridge arching overhead in this transitional fall landscape painting. The changing seasons bring warm orange and gold tones to this gouache painting that bridges summer's end and autumn's beginning. This scene celebrates the waterways and public spaces throughout America's heartland—the often-overlooked lands that connect us, sustain us, and remind us that grace can be found in every region of this diverse country. It's flowing waters a reminder of the way creative energy flows through us, building into creative rebellion.
Title of this Piece is based off the song: Graceland by Paul Simon
Care
To ensure the longevity of your piece please frame right away. Natural light and exposure to air or water are the enemy of artwork. A glass frame (as opposed to plastic) is always preferred. Choose a spot on the wall out of direct sunlight. For original artworks I always suggest having them framed by a professional framer for a sealed back that further portects your artwork.
Shipping
Shipping is calculated at checkout. All prints are made to order and will be shipped to me first for product inspection and then shipped to you. Expect delivery between 7-10 day. Originals will be safely packaged and provided extra insurance to ensure they arrive to you safely. Expect 7-10 days for delivery.
Shipped with a backboard, wrapped in a plastic sleeve, and encased in a stiff envelope or in a tube to ensure that it gets safely to your doorstep. Prints + original are on archival acid free paper.
Framing
FRAME NOT INCLUDED. Want it delivered with a frame? Add a frame one of my favorite frames to your purchase. If you are in search of something different Send me a note to get a custom quote. The magic only a small business can bring!
Canvas Prints
Prints can also be made on canvas. Send me a note to get a quote on a canvas print order. Just tell me the size you're looking at and any other requirements you have (like depth or style of canvas if you know that info).