Cascade Canyon - Fine Art Print

Make your boring walls beautiful Become inspired by nature's peace Support the artist with no middleman   Printed on archival cotton paper Made by hand in Kim's Ohio studio Ships in 1-3 business days About Our Process Kim loves nature and wildlife and those passions inspire and inform all the art she creates. Her art revolves around personal experience, from walks in the woods near her home town to backpacking trips around the country. You will receive one high quality fine art print created from a watercolor painting by Kim Everhard. Kim prints the artwork on archival cotton paper in her Ohio studio, and enjoys spending the time on each individual print. All of the prints are hand crafted and shipped by Kim from her home studio. This means you are purchasing your print from the artist, which cuts out on middleman costs, allowing us to pass those savings along to you. What You Get Each print is made to order with long-lasting archival grade materials. This means that when properly framed, the colors will stay strong and vibrant as you enjoy them through the years. We make our prints in standard frame sizes, and each print has a half inch boarder for framing. Colors are matched to the original artwork using the giclée method of printing. This technique uses archival ink on cotton paper to create a fine art reproduction of the original art. In the lower border of the print you will find the artist's signature and the title of the artwork. With each order you will receive a Note About the Art that tells about the story behind the art you are receiving. How it gets to you Your order will ship via USPS. Sizes 5 x 7, 8 x 10 and 11x14 prints get packaged in a clear plastic sleeve and shipped in a flat rigid mailer. Size 12 x 16 or larger prints will be rolled and shipped in a tube mailer.  All prints are made to order, so please allow allow 1-3 business days for processing time. The Artist's Inspiration The tall, jagged mountain peaks stood high above Cascade Valley as we settled down for a lunch on the trail. It was about mid day and we had just crossed over the biggest mountain pass of our trip, so we were ready for a break. The day before we had trudged through a thunderstorm on another mountain pass, so this day full of bright sun and epic views was greatly appreciated by all in our hiking group. In the painting you can see my friend's trekking poles in the ground on the other side of the big, warm rock I was sitting on. We sat there as long as we could because the view was so wonderful. It was one of my favorite views along that trail, where you could see Grand Teton the clearest. I hope you feel like you're there when you see this painting.