Millefleurs Triptych with Unicorn, Cranes, Rabbits and Dove
available HERE for sale
I tell how to customize below
(please note: the prints are in a limited edition and I will still be honoring the limited edition whether my real or digital signature is on the print. The limited edition is 1,020).
This piece is from 2014 and you can read about it on my other post, but for the sake of this post, I am going to tell you how you can get various possibilities in my shop with some framing and home decor.
Here is another possibility:
CUSTOMIZING IT:
Here is how to do it:
On the right, click on prints, and then find framed prints.
Alternatively, go HERE where the framed prints are
click the arrow where it says framed prints on the right hand side
Then you'll see a tab come up just underneath it
You'll see a bunch of tabs running underneath the "framed prints"
(and underneath the tab, you'll see the framing possibilities --
note: the frame defaults to a black frame -- yuck, but you can change that)
Anyway, up where the tabs are, click on 1. for the size print you want.
Then click on 2. for the frame.
You'll notice right before all the little square pictures of frames, you can choose a frame color.
*The first one is in the gold section (click on PAZ2 on the top row).
*The second one is in the gold section too (click on PAZ2 right next to it).
Then click on 3. for a mat color
*The first one is "Chinese red matte" which is the near the last row.
(note there is also one called Chinese Matte" that doesn't look quite right, and they are next to each other, so be aware of that)
*The second one is "sandstone matte" -- kind of in the middle of the swatches
After you are done with that, click on 4.
I usually go for the Somerset Velvet. It has the best picture quality for my taste,
but if you want to save money and it is going in an area where sun will hit it part of the day,
or in a bedroom, then the archival matte paper is fine.
Here are some pillow possibilities using the same kinds of sliders and swatches
(pillows here):
This one is R(125), G(8), B(8)
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