My first trip into the woods after snowmelt this Spring was at that moment when only the Skunk Cabbage had pushed its way toward the light. No other spring wildflowers had yet emerged. Unable to contain my zeal for the season I took an image of a small patch of Skunk cabbage and turned it into an image I've titled "Spring's First Bloom" and a second, monochrome print "Springs Dance of Form". Here are the two images from that effort.
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| Springs First Bloom |
Spring's First Bloom:
Skunk Cabbage is the first plant that pokes through the ground in New England. This image is a treatment of Skunk Cabbage as a blossom of spring. This image is a hand colored monochrome image.
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Originals: Only one original edition of 5 prints of this image is created, signed, dated and with a certificate of authenticity Printed on fine art paper with archival inks. The image is used for creation of a digitally initialed open edition but otherwise archived and kept only for historic purposes and publications. To purchase an original click here: http://bit.ly/Springs1st
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| Springs Dance of Form |
#2 Springs Dance of Form:
A surreal abstract created from a clump of Skunk Cabbage printed in monochrome to emphasize the form and beauty of the image.
A surreal abstract created from a clump of Skunk Cabbage printed in monochrome to emphasize the form and beauty of the image.
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Open Edition Prints: The digitally initialed open edition provides you with the closest approximation of an original without the premium cost of the original.
Originals: Only one original edition of 5 prints of this image is created, signed, dated and with a certificate of authenticity Printed on fine art paper with archival inks. The image is used for creation of a digitally initialed open edition but otherwise archived and kept only for historic purposes and publications. To purchase an original click here: http://bit.ly/SknkMono
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