Thank you for visiting, I’ve been working on this shop for a while and I’m so exited to share it with you! For this prologue launch, I am offering 9 individual artist proof giclée prints*. This group of prints represents the turning of the season: the shyness of blue winterlight giving way to a bright spring. There is quiet comfort in the cool blues of winterlight, and delight in the pinks of tulips wherever you get your nature (even if it’s just at the grocery store sometimes, like me.)  

dolly no. 1 (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm

dolly no. 2 (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”  
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm

dolly no. 3 (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”  
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm

bubblegum lilac belly orbit (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”  
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm

she’s electric blue over the abyss (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm

︎she has a small bend on top right corner but she’s still cute

eternal landscapes in bluets (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”  
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm

connect the dots no.1 (single print)
giclée print, 8.5x11”
archival Epson Ultra Premium Luster Paper, 240 gsm  

the ghosts of corals (single print)
giclée print, 8.5x11”
archival Epson Ultra Premium Luster Paper, 240 gsm

backstory, point of origin (single print)
signed and numbered giclée print, 8.5x11”  
archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308 gsm  

*NOTES ON PROCESS 
Test prints or artist proof prints typically refer to prints artists create while finalizing the design and establishing the printing process. They are marked AP (on the left side of the numbered prints) and are often the first copies of future editions. The 9 prints offered here were part of my journey to establishing my own printing process, and getting this shop set up. Both analog and digital media printing methods rely on a ton of trial and error, and these were the first to make the cut after finding the right paper and finally calibrating the printer colors to my liking. As such there is only one of each, and they will be the blueprint for future printing. Giclée refers to the quality: these are fine-art or museum quality prints using archival inks and paper. It means those colors will stay vibrant for springs to come.