A labor of love, 100% hand-drawn, painted and lettered in 2004….and a resounding success at that year’s Chappy Community Center fundraising auction. This intricate composition depicts all of the island’s familiar landmarks along with its abundance of wildlife,,, and serves as a “period piece” as well, since it includes the single bay firehouse and Wasque Point stairs and boardwalk— both since lost to the ages. Printed to order via the archival Giclée process (see below), signed and numbered by the artist in a limited edition of 500. Shipped rolled in plastic sleeve and heavy cardboard tube.
A labor of love, 100% hand-drawn, painted and lettered in 2004….and a resounding success at that year’s Chappy Community Center fundraising auction. This intricate composition depicts all of the island’s familiar landmarks along with its abundance of wildlife,,, and serves as a “period piece” as well, since it includes the single bay firehouse and Wasque Point stairs and boardwalk— both since lost to the ages. Printed to order via the archival Giclée process (see below), signed and numbered by the artist in a limited edition of 500. Shipped rolled in plastic sleeve and heavy cardboard tube.
The term Giclée — pronounced gee-klay — is used to describe fine art printing using pigment based, archival quality inks, on advanced inkjet printers. Giclée printers use up to 12 individual colors; this gives more depth and richness to the final print, which helps to create stunning vibrant artwork with amazing reproduction. Giclée fine art printing is the gold standard when it comes to producing museum-level quality prints.
