Hebridean Hills
This is a limited edition print of 25
Comes as a single 11x14” print with a certificate of authenticity
The print is an archival fade-resistant giclee print on 100% cotton rag, heavyweight fine art paper with a bright white matte surface and a discreet texture.
Signature & title on the print is from the original painting
Frame not included
*Not shown here, but the print will be numbered & the certificate will be numbered & signed before shipment.
This is a limited edition print of 25
Comes as a single 11x14” print with a certificate of authenticity
The print is an archival fade-resistant giclee print on 100% cotton rag, heavyweight fine art paper with a bright white matte surface and a discreet texture.
Signature & title on the print is from the original painting
Frame not included
*Not shown here, but the print will be numbered & the certificate will be numbered & signed before shipment.
This is a limited edition print of 25
Comes as a single 11x14” print with a certificate of authenticity
The print is an archival fade-resistant giclee print on 100% cotton rag, heavyweight fine art paper with a bright white matte surface and a discreet texture.
Signature & title on the print is from the original painting
Frame not included
*Not shown here, but the print will be numbered & the certificate will be numbered & signed before shipment.
About this Piece:
The original artwork for this piece was created with homemade black walnut ink and pokeberry ink on cold-press watercolor paper. Erika makes her own inks from ingredients in her environment or with specific elements she seeks from other makers. Walnut ink gives a warmer tone than black ink. Pokeberry ink gives a vibrant magenta that is temporary and fades with time. In order to preserve the images, Erika scans them and has them professionally printed using archival inks and high-quality fine art paper. The artist often pulls inspiration from her environment to create works on paper.
Hebridean Hills:
Unusual livestock observed at a local Sheep and Wool Festival near Rhinebeck, NY was the inspiration for this piece. Hebridean sheep often have 2 sets of horns and sometimes more, making them the ultimate black sheep.
