Print on Paper or Print on Assembled Canvas ?
You've got the choice. Here are some info to make the choice that fits for you.
Print on Paper
This option is an ink jet impression of my original charcoal drawing on a fine textured paper that looks and feel like a professional paper used by watercolourist.
The image do not fade to sunlight.
It will need a frame to hang it on your wall. See below for framing instructions.
Print on Assembled Canvas
Discreet and solid frame made of lime wood, on which a 100% polyester and moisture resistant canvas is hand mounted. In addition, we install a wire at the back to hang the canvas easily on the wall.
This option is ready to be installed upon receipt!
If you want a frame on your canvas, we've got your back 👇
Wooden frame
Designed to showcase Canvas paintings, these beautiful wooden frames will complement any decor.
Available in 2 colors: black and natural wood. They will add a touch of elegance to your adopted art.
Framing Suggestions
Ikea offers realy beautiful and affordable frames that will help you enhance your print :
Ribba Collection(black or white frame) or the new Hovsta collection (birch effect)
Print 8 x 10 : frame 31 x 41 cm
Print 12x18: frame 41x51 cm ( its says it is for 12x16, you will have to put mat over the white of the image, it fits)
Print 24x36 : frame 61x91 cm
Size Reférence
Contact us
Any questions or comment: atelierlenid@gmail.com
About the artist
Born near a zoo, I have been observing animal behavior since my early childhood. The poses and attitudes of hundreds of animals are therefore imprinted in my memory. To complete my inspirations, I create collages of animal photographs and I collaborate with Canadian photographers who share their pictures with me. My work then becomes the sum of their time spent behind the camera, rain or shine, plus my hours interpreting the beauty of nature.
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