All artworks are printed using premium archival-grade pigments on gallery-quality fine art paper and canvas. The materials and process ensure the paper and canvas prints retain their color and vibrancy for 100+ years.
Canvas Prints: These professionally printed archival canvases have a matte finish and are printed on a poly-cotton blend. This canvas print comes stretched on a 1.5-inch-thick wood frame, with the sides a lovely light pink, wired and ready to hang, so all you need to do is unbox it, hang it on your wall, and watch your room transform.
Framed Canvas Prints: Each canvas print is professionally framed in your choice of walnut, oak or black wood. The canvas is 1.25 inches deep and is finished with a 0.55-inch-thick floating frame. The dimensions listed in the size selection menu refer to the overall finished size, including the frame.
Premium Giclée Prints: Crafted on luxurious 21 mil, 230 gsm fine art paper using museum-quality archival pigmented inks, these prints faithfully capture the color, texture, and detail of the original painting. Archival materials help preserve their beauty by resisting fading and yellowing over time. Each print is carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube, ready to be framed and displayed in your home. A timeless way to collect original artwork at an accessible price.
Shipping: Shipping is Free! Each print is made to order and carefully prepared within up to 7 business days. Once your order ships, you'll receive a tracking email. Most customers receive their print within about 10 days of ordering, though delivery may take up to two weeks.
INSPIRATION: When visiting Portland for the first time on the plane over I saw how industrial parts of the city is. It made me wonder about Portland's history.
Industrialization has always fascinated me, because I try to imagine what the land was like before humans changed it. Even where I lived in the Seattle area, it didn't exist 40 years ago; it was all farmland.
My friend Cody told me all about how Portland was industrialized, and it led me to do more research into how the city came to be.
I was born and raised in the Midwest, so learning about how the West came to be has always truly fascinated me.
This painting is about exploring a new city, and loving it so much you learn all about its historical culture.
