Pokeberry Plant — Fine Art Print

This is a Giclée Fine Art Print of my original artwork, "Pokeberry Plant", part of a series depicting landscapes and plants of the area where I grew up. That body of work is an exploration of the childlike perception of memory juxtaposed with adult understanding, a powerful tension that I believe we are all carrying in some capacity. This piece is a particular favorite of mine because of the memories and feelings it evokes for me. It depicts one of my favorite plants from my childhood, Pokeberry. If you've ever squished its berries between your fingers, you know the joy of seeing your skin stained a bright fuscia pink. Growing up, I had a lot of fun using those berries in my magic potions, painting with the pigment, or staining my blonde friend's hair pink!
 
The series this piece is part of, "Appalachia", invites viewers to witness the beauty and grief of honoring the landscape of the past, while also mapping the emotional terrain of healing and transition. While rooted in personal memory and loss, these paintings also stand in celebration of the Appalachian landscape itself— the wildflowers, trees, and streams that continue to inspire.
 
This Fine Art Print is ready and waiting to help make your walls so artistic and fun! Hang it in a room with lots of greenery and plants for a cohesive look or brighten an ignored corner to revitalize your space!
 
The Details: This premium Giclée Fine Art print is on high-quality, archival paper with a matte finish. The colors are so rich and velvety on the textured paper. It arrives either in a protective poster tube or rigid cardboard packaging with a protective clear sleeve and a backing board to ensure safe delivery. Slight differences may appear due to differences in your screens color settings, but I spend a lot of time testing and matching colors as closely to the original artwork as possible. 
 
Framing Tips: This wall art print is sized to fit common frame sizes. Each print has an additional 1/2 inch border to allow room for easy matting and framing. Give your print visual space by framing it with a white mat. This gives the artwork "breathing room" so your eye can fully take it in without competing with surrounding details in your space. It also makes the whole artwork appear larger in your space. The print looks best with a mat 1.5-2 inches wide for the smaller size or 3-3.5 inches wide for the larger size. A thick dark frame on a small size print can feel too heavy and overpower the artwork itself. Smaller sizes generally look best with a more narrow frame while larger print sizes can look great with either a narrow or with a wider frame.