I use my iPhone 13 Pro and Nikon D5600 to take the base photos. I layer multiple photos digitally using several apps and programs on iPad Pro (5th generation). The digital outcome is meticulously color proofed and then professionally printed on heavyweight watercolor paper. The paper is mounted on a cradled wooden panel and finished with textured varnish. Archival materials.

I use abstract photographs of natural textures and surfaces and layer them digitally. I don't add any digital marks or drawings, I just layer the photographs as is and allow the blending process to create completely new visual experiences.

Digital art can truly be original and authentic, just like traditional art forms. The medium does not inherently diminish the authenticity or originality of the art created. A print of an oil painting which is photographed or scanned is trying to create an exact replica of an original painting. It is a copy of something already in existence. A digital artwork is original - it was created on a computer and it reflects the moment in time when it was created through the printing, mounting, and textural varnishing process. 

The majority of my artworks are created by combining and juxtaposing original photographic imagery on a computer. The only way these images become physical artworks is by printing them on a professional fine art printer, with archival-quality pigment inks. These are, therefore, originals in the same way that a block print or a lithograph are. I only ever print the amount of works listed in an edition. I hand mount the print on a wooden panel and finish it with textured varnish. Every single work in any edition is unique due to the handmade nature of my technique. When the full edition is sold, no more are printed. The majority of my work is sold as a limited edition of 10 per size (no more than 1-3 sizes per work), or as a single edition.

Yes, I do. Feel free to contact me to see the physical samples of the available works and for the latest availability.

I generally have 3-4 standard sizes. Not every artwork comes in all 4 sizes:

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XSmall:      8 x 10 x 0.75 inches

Small:      16 x 20 x 0.75 inches

Medium: 24 x 30 x 1.5 inches

Large:      30 x 40 x 1.5 inches

Custom size: (largest custom size so far is a triptych with a total of 40 x 90 x 1.5 inches)

Generally, I sell my artworks with the frames included. I curate a frame that complements and enhances the artwork and fits my personal aesthetic. Feel free to choose your own frame that suits your interior design style and your own taste. Frames are attached with screws and are easily removed in case you would like to change them out. Currently available frames:

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Maple Wood Floater (only for XS & S),

Natural Colored Polystyrene Floater,

White Polystyrene Floater,

Fluorescent Red Acrylic Shadow Box

Yes, I can. I encourage you to ask for extra pictures. I can take additional photos of the work in different lights and settings. I want you to have as much information as you need being making a decision.

It usually takes me 1-3 weeks to create the artwork and get it ready for shipping. I will contact you with details shortly after you have submitted your order. See the SHIPPING & RETURNS info link below for more details. If you need your order in a hurry, please contact me and I will do my best to help.