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Tomato Gradient v.12 - Limited Poster Edition
$25.00
Carrot Gradient, With a Hug - Limited Poster Edition
$25.00
Flower Gradient v.2 - Limited Poster Edition
$25.00
Sliced Citrus Gradient - Limited Poster Edition
$25.00
Coffee and Milk Gradient - Limited Poster Edition
$25.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • The posters are an accessible way to bring my work into your space. They are professionally printed in one 18" × 24" size on smooth semi-gloss poster stock, then personally signed and numbered by me.

    My fine art prints are made to order by me, one at a time, using professional pigment inks on substantial premium luster paper. They are available in multiple sizes and offer greater tonal detail, longevity and a more substantial paper feel. Both feature my original photography, they are simply two distinct print formats at different price points.

  • Yes. I personally sign and number every poster. Your poster will be marked with its individual number within the edition- for example, 27/500.

  • No. Each 18" × 24" poster edition is limited to 500 signed and numbered copies. Once all 500 have sold, that specific poster edition will not be reprinted.

    The photograph itself may remain available separately as a made-to-order fine art print, but the signed and numbered poster edition will be complete.

  • The posters are printed on smooth semi-gloss paper. The finish brings out the bright colors and details in the photographs while creating less glare than a traditional high gloss poster.

  • Posters are sold unframed. The 18" × 24" size fits many readily available standard frames, so custom framing isn’t necessary.

    I love my images in simple natural wood, white or black frames, which complement the bright colors.

    It’s also perfectly okay to get wild with something colorful. :)

  • I cook with it, share it with friends or donate usable ingredients to food banks and organizations serving people experiencing homelessness.

    I make every effort for the food in my photographs to continue feeding someone after the shoot.