Wide Eyes - a semi-abstract landscape ofLake Eildon, Victoria.
Part of my Boundless series, an exploration of the vast array of breath-taking landscapes Australia has to offer.
Available in canvas and paper prints
Limited edition print run of 20 in each size
Comes with a signed and editioned Certificate of Authenticity
Framing available on canvas prints (for Australian and New Zealand orders)
Orders are custom printed so please pick carefully as we cannot offer exchanges
Canvas prints
- Printed on 320gsm canvas with archival ink
- Canvas will arrive un-stretched and rolled in a tube (unless you select the framing toggle above)
- Prints include an extra 5cm canvas border for stretching. (e.g. when you order a 100 cm x 100cm print, the total canvas size that arrives is 110cm x 110cm, so that it can be stretched to fit a 100 x 100 floating frame)
Paper prints
- Printed on 310gsm cotton rag paper with archival ink
- Print includes a 5cm white border around the print for framing, which is included in the listed print size (e.g. when you order a 110cm x 110cm print, that is the paper size. The actual image on the paper is 100cm x 100cm so the framer has the flexibility to use it as a border or trim it back to flush)
- We don't offer paper print framing. Your print will arrive rolled in a tube.
Printing and Delivery
- Please allow 10 days for the print to be made
- Framing is an additional two to four weeks (possibly longer during sale periods)
- Extra large print sizes can only be delivered in New Zealand and Australia
Framing (only available for canvas prints)
- Australian framing - frames are blonde timber (Flooded Gum) float frames. FSC Certified and sustainably produced, it has a very similar look to Tasmanian Oak and Victorian Ash.
- New Zealand framing - frames are available in either blonde timber (oak veneer on hardwood), black or white float frames.
- Please double check you can see two products in your cart (your print and the frame should be in the cart as two separate products) before you put your payment through. Some browsers auto-fill the region and it can remove the frame from the cart.
