Lone Tree Vista
I have begun painting what will be a life-long series, where each painting shows a special view in Bridgewater, Vermont, and symbolizes my feelings concerning my forward progress in art. I begin the next painting in the series when the one before it has sold. Here are prints and cards showcasing my second painting in that series, depicting my daunting and hopeful feelings following my career switch from science to art. The view overlooking the Ottaquechee valley in Vermont is dear to my heart. The lone tree stands above the rest as a storm brews, as shown in the tumultuous clouds. This artwork symbolizes standing strong in the face of fear. It would make a wonderful addition to the home of an adventurer, hiker, wildlife or nature lover. Or, perhaps for someone who tends to stand out in the crowd or who is about to face a challenge and could use a reminder of strength.
Limited edition prints are on bamboo paper and come numbered, titled and signed by artist, either with or without a mat and frame. There are two print sizes to choose from, 8" x 10” and 11" x 14,” which come alone with an archival backer and ship flat.
Framed prints are matted with an archival off-white mat and backer, under glass, and live-edge frame is completely ready to hang. Mat and frame adds approximately 8” to each side; For example, an 8" x 10" print that is framed is approximately 16” x 18." Frame dimensions are approximate due to the variability of widths in the live-edge wood; No two frames are alike. Artist-crafted frame is made from rescued slab wood, wood that is normally burned as sugaring wood or bonfires. Frame is finished in three coats of Vermont poly-whey varnish, a USDA certified biobased product.
Inside of cards are left blank, ready for your personalization. Card measures approximately 5 1/4" x 4" and is printed on recycled white cardstock. A recycled white envelope is included with each card.
Feel free to contact with any questions!
Original painting available here: Lone Tree Vista
15% of my art sales are donated to wildlife and habitat conservation. See http://www.artistsforconservation.org/Katie-Roberts for specific organizations that I donate to.