- Make a beautiful statement in your home
- Get inspired by nature's peace
- Buy directly from the artist
- Printed on archival cotton paper
- Made by hand in my Ohio studio
- Typically ships in 1-3 business days
What you get
One fine art print created from a watercolor painting by Kim Everhard, printed on archival cotton paper. This print is the product of many hours of planning, painting and editing in the studio, plus time spent outdoors getting the imagery and inspiration for the artwork. Kim produces all her own art prints so you're getting your print directly from the artist!
In the lower border of the print you will find the artist's signature and the title of the artwork.
With each order you will also receive a Note About the Art which tells a little bit about the story behind the art you are receiving.
The specs
Each print is made to order in our NE Ohio studio with archival materials. When properly framed art print colors will stay strong and vibrant as you enjoy them through the years.
Each print has at least a half inch border for framing.
Our prints are made in standard sizes so you don't have to worry about getting a custom frame.
Colors are matched best as possible to the original artwork using the Giclée method of printing. This method uses archival ink on cotton paper to create a fine art reproduction of the original art.
How it gets to you
We ship via USPS. 5 x 7 and 8 x 10 size prints are packaged in a clear plastic sleeve and shipped in a flat rigid mailer. Sizes 9 x 12, 11 x 14 and 12 x 16 prints are rolled and shipped in a tube mailer.
All prints are made to order, just allow allow 1-3 business days for processing time.
About the design
A tranquil scene from a backpacking camping trip to West Virginia. Painted from a photo that I took on my second night camping with a group of friends in Dolly Sods Wilderness, West Virginia. In the painting I wanted to capture the feeling of waking up in your campsite, the light of the morning making the colors beautifully saturated but still soft. I can almost still hear quiet stream trickling by just on the other side of their tent.
