Fine art giclée print of my original Sparrow painting, created in my signature bold style. This piece is perfect for collectors looking for animal art, wildlife lovers, bird lovers, woodland nursery decor, and unique high quality collectable art gifts signed by the artist.

Museum-quality open-edition giclée print capturing every detail of the original artwork.

Size: 9x12 inches + 1" border (unframed)

Paper: Somerset Velvet archival (acid-free, museum-grade)

Ink: Epson Ultrachrome professional archival inks

Signed by the artist

Packaging: Clear sleeve with 100% recycled cardboard backing

Archival quality, made to last a lifetime

✨ A gallery-quality collectible print for art lovers and gift buyers.

Giclee Print 38" X 50" $650 + shipping UPS Ground

Giclee Print 18" X 24" $195 + shipping USPS Priority

Giclee Print 9" X 12" $60 + shipping USPS Priority

The giclee print is on Somerset Velvet (acid free/ archival) paper which has the look and feel of high quality watercolor paper and printed with Epson Ultrachrome professional archival inks. Each print is signed and comes with a one inch border for framing.

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(notes from 2018) Recently I was belittled by someone that I respect. I could feel my throat tighten and my entire body became sensitive. I know over the years that this is a familiar feeling, especially when growing up. When a teacher says something hurtful, or a parent or maybe a few of your friends/peers. My response is to recoil and my voice is squashed. I go silent. I feel like I've been stabbed and my voice has been stolen. I find it fascinating how this reaction has stayed with me all this time. My coping is the same. To go silent. Like in a dream when something bad has happened, but you can't scream. Have you had that? This is the throat chakra in full effect. The most creative of spaces. When your voice isn't heard, you will hurt. I try to find my voice through my paintings and my writing. It's a forever process. This is a Nelson's Sparrow. Her voice is a welcomed little trill on the marshy lands where I live. Her song is a part of the orchestra of Spring and Summer here in Wisconsin.