Three New Prints. Three Very Good Reasons to Make Room on Your Walls.
Matthew Tries on A Shirt and Between Water and Light
Whether you like your art tender, cheeky, or quietly dreamy, these three new fine giclée prints give you something lovely to linger over.
Two Friends at Sunset
Sometimes the best company is someone you can sit beside without saying a word—or wearing a thing. Two nude men share a rustic bench beneath a soft peach-and-pink sky, their bodies leaning gently toward each other. Warm watercolor-style washes and loose greenery give the scene an easy, unhurried feeling. There’s a sweetness here that goes beyond the view: the comfort of being close to someone and completely at ease in your own skin.
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Matthew Tries on a Shirt
Matthew has found his boots and a plaid shirt. Apparently, the pants can wait. This playful print catches him from behind, with red checked fabric stretched across his arms and sunlight tracing his shoulders, back, and legs. Golden skin tones meet cool blue shadows, while the crisp plaid adds a bold splash of pattern. It’s a handsome little celebration of an everyday moment, with just enough mischief to make you smile every time you walk past.
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Between Water and Light
A man pauses in shimmering water and looks back over his shoulder, surrounded by ripples of gold, soft rose, and blue-gray. Floating blossoms and flowing watercolor-style edges lend the scene a dreamlike softness, while his direct gaze holds your attention. It brings to mind a quiet swim at the loveliest hour of the day, when the light catches everything just right and there’s absolutely no reason to hurry back to shore.