Grindstone Lake
PRINT PRICES
5×5” mounted on panel — $29 $35
8×8” mounted on panel — $49 $59
12×12” mounted on panel — $89 $99
18×18” mounted on panel — $199 $229
24×24” mounted on panel — $329 $379
30x30” on paper — $399 $499
36x36” on paper — $499 $599
Studio Sale on Now! Use code STUDIO20 for 20% off everything!
As a painter I think it’s important to keep evolving, so I always try to experiment with each painting. It might be something small like trying a new brush or it might be something big such as tackling a new subject. In this painting I was curious what would happen if I used thinner glazes in the early layers. The difference is subtle but I like end results. I hope you enjoy!
All prints are professionally printed using archival inks on a special tightly-woven canvas that we then mount onto wood panels. No further framing is required, but can be if desired.
PRINT PRICES
5×5” mounted on panel — $29 $35
8×8” mounted on panel — $49 $59
12×12” mounted on panel — $89 $99
18×18” mounted on panel — $199 $229
24×24” mounted on panel — $329 $379
30x30” on paper — $399 $499
36x36” on paper — $499 $599
Studio Sale on Now! Use code STUDIO20 for 20% off everything!
As a painter I think it’s important to keep evolving, so I always try to experiment with each painting. It might be something small like trying a new brush or it might be something big such as tackling a new subject. In this painting I was curious what would happen if I used thinner glazes in the early layers. The difference is subtle but I like end results. I hope you enjoy!
All prints are professionally printed using archival inks on a special tightly-woven canvas that we then mount onto wood panels. No further framing is required, but can be if desired.
PRINT PRICES
5×5” mounted on panel — $29 $35
8×8” mounted on panel — $49 $59
12×12” mounted on panel — $89 $99
18×18” mounted on panel — $199 $229
24×24” mounted on panel — $329 $379
30x30” on paper — $399 $499
36x36” on paper — $499 $599
Studio Sale on Now! Use code STUDIO20 for 20% off everything!
As a painter I think it’s important to keep evolving, so I always try to experiment with each painting. It might be something small like trying a new brush or it might be something big such as tackling a new subject. In this painting I was curious what would happen if I used thinner glazes in the early layers. The difference is subtle but I like end results. I hope you enjoy!
All prints are professionally printed using archival inks on a special tightly-woven canvas that we then mount onto wood panels. No further framing is required, but can be if desired.
