In A Blaze of Glory
He holds everything and nothing in his grip
But he feels a hunger that never quits
He longs for something to make him fly
Something to give him bliss
He views the world as dim through a misty screen
But he dreams of colors that gleam and beam
He seeks for something to light his path
Something to make him serene
He senses a heat that sparks his core
But he fears it will engulf him whole
He craves something to make him soar
Something to make him bold
He transforms his pool into a fiery blaze
But he stays calm and cool in the haze
Making a statement of his craze
Something to match his gaze
How big, actually.
Drawn to scale against a person of average height. Every size is a 4:5 rectangle, the same proportion as the work itself, so nothing is cropped to fit.
Sizes are the printed image. Framed works add the moulding around that. Standard shipping is included at every size.
Three ways to own it.
Same image, same edition pool, same certificate. What changes is the object it arrives as, and what you have to do when it gets there.
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PRINT
HahnemΓΌhle German Etching
The paper itself. A heavy 310gsm matte sheet with real tooth, printed edge to edge with no border. Ships flat, or rolled in a tube at large sizes.
- Every size, up to 40 Γ 50
- You pick the frame
- Just paper and ink
- Needs framing to hang
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CANVAS
Matte poly-cotton, gallery wrap
Printed on canvas, then stretched by hand over solid wood. The image continues around the sides, so there is no border and no glass.
- Hang it the day it lands
- No glass, no glare
- Real depth off the wall
- Up to 36 Γ 45
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FRAMED
Solid oak, real glass
The German Etching print set in solid oak behind real glass, sealed and fitted with hanging hardware. No mat, so the image runs to the wood.
- Nothing left to decide
- Glass protects it
- The paper, done properly
- 16 Γ 20 and 24 Γ 30 only
Edition numbers are shared across every size and format of a piece. Choosing canvas does not use a different pool, and the certificate records exactly which object you own.