The Light Source, 2012. Archival Inkjet Print on Museum Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl paper.
The Light Source, 2011
The image "The Light Source" is inspired by a beacon of light guiding us to to the other side of the 2-mile wide Essequibo River in British Guyana, South America.
This original image is printed with archival pigment inks on hahnemuhle fine art pearl - a heavyweight museum paper - 310gsm.
Prints are unframed and unmounted. Prints are either carefully placed in a sturdy flat package (smaller sizes) or rolled and placed in a sturdy shipping tube (larger sizes). I offer free shipping for orders shipped in mainland USA.
I typically print on demand, so please consider that when ordering. Inks are wet and take time to dry and set onto the heavy cotton paper. For this reason, please allow 7-10 days to ship your order.
Each fine art print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
The certificate is completed by me, also in archival ink and pencil.
Every certificate documents the following data:
Title
Copyright date
Print Date
Image dimension
Paper base
Process
Coating type (if coated)
Original Signature
The Light Source, 2012. Archival Inkjet Print on Museum Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl paper.
The Light Source, 2011
The image "The Light Source" is inspired by a beacon of light guiding us to to the other side of the 2-mile wide Essequibo River in British Guyana, South America.
This original image is printed with archival pigment inks on hahnemuhle fine art pearl - a heavyweight museum paper - 310gsm.
Prints are unframed and unmounted. Prints are either carefully placed in a sturdy flat package (smaller sizes) or rolled and placed in a sturdy shipping tube (larger sizes). I offer free shipping for orders shipped in mainland USA.
I typically print on demand, so please consider that when ordering. Inks are wet and take time to dry and set onto the heavy cotton paper. For this reason, please allow 7-10 days to ship your order.
Each fine art print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
The certificate is completed by me, also in archival ink and pencil.
Every certificate documents the following data:
Title
Copyright date
Print Date
Image dimension
Paper base
Process
Coating type (if coated)
Original Signature