UPC 047931290193

• ART PRINT ON " PINE & VENEER BOARD, WITH SOLID WOOD FRONT AND BACK. PLEASE NOTE: Natural Variations in Wood Grain Mean Each Print is Slightly Different and Unique
• PREMIUM ARCHIVAL INK SPRAYED DIRECTLY INTO THE WOOD GRAIN. Semi-translucent Inks Create a Perfect Balance of Wood and Art with Rich, Fade-free Colors True to the Artist's Vision and Original Artwork.
• FROM AN ORIGINAL WORK OF ART. This Original Work of Art was Designed and Created by an Award-winning Artist, not by an Anonymous Production Team, and not by Putting a Photo through a Filter.
• DESIGNED, PRINTED & PRODUCED IN OREGON, USA.
• WOOD ART PRINT IS WALL D COR READY. Hang Right out of the Box in Your Home, Office, Dorm, Kitchen, Living Room, or Bedroom. PLEASE NOTE: Print has a Laser-burnt Edge Finish which May Smell Slightly of Smoke/Burnt Wood for the First Few Days out of the Box.

Unique and stunning wood art print is from an original work of art created by an award-winning artist. Each artist has a unique style and vision that uniquely captures the personality and life of the place. All wood prints are professionally printed in Portland, Oregon on high-quality pine wood veneer boards using premium, long-lasting art inks that generate intense, rich colors that are true to the artist's vision and original creation. The time and care put into producing your wood art print will make it a tremendous addition to your kitchen, bedroom, family room, office, or even dorm room wall d cor. Discover exclusive, American-made and designed wall art of beautiful and popular travel destinations, pop culture, photography, abstract subjects and much more from Northwest Art Mall. For Lisa Sofia Robinson, the artistic endeavor has long been about pushing boundaries. Lisa's grand uncle was Maxfield Parrish who, in his own right, broke the boundaries of traditional artists. Lisa embraces this freedom of nonconformity and uses bold colors, sharp lines, and lush paint strokes.. Lisa worked as both a professional photographer and oil painter. However, she found too many limitations with the mediums: photos failed to adequately capture the true color and energy, while oil painting was difficult to pivot and iterate during the creation process. Thus, she decided to combine the two, using a digital multi-media approach to combine the energy, color, texture, and nuance of line, which creates her vision of the authentic nature of a subject.