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Beadie Acrylic Print featuring the drawing Beardie in a Pot #1 by Patrice Clarkson

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Beardie in a Pot #1 Acrylic Print

Patrice Clarkson

by Patrice Clarkson

$94.00

Product Details

Beardie in a Pot #1 acrylic print by Patrice Clarkson.   Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.

Design Details

This is a Pencil drawing of a creative, humorous beardie, (aren't they all?) sitting in a flowerpot. See more of my art at PatriceClarkson.com.

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3 - 4 business days

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Beardie in a Pot #1 Drawing by Patrice Clarkson

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Canvas Print

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Framed Print

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Poster

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Metal Print

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Acrylic Print

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Wood Print

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Beardie In A Pot #1 Greeting Card

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Acrylic Print Tags

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Drawing Tags

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Artist's Description

This is a Pencil drawing of a creative, humorous beardie, (aren't they all?) sitting in a flowerpot. See more of my art at PatriceClarkson.com.

About Patrice Clarkson

Patrice Clarkson

For many years after graduating from the Ontario College of Art my career was in Advertising. I was employed by publishers, printers, and ad agencies as well as being an in-house artist at a select set of businesses. I enjoyed working as a designer and illustrator, but as my career advanced, drawing slowly faded from the forefront, my focus being a steady paycheque. Some employers really had no idea that I could paint or for that matter, even draw. On vacation one summer, I decided to see if freelancing could be an option. Maybe get to do the kind of art I loved. I acquired a few projects, quit my full-time position and another phase of my life had begun. Slowly the work went from assembly and design to illustration, to commissioned...

 

$94.00

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