A row of townhouses on 3rd Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Ink and watercolor on location
A quirky British townhouse with rooftop garden quality wall art print for the home title 'Tree House'. This charming illustration art print featuring a London townhouse with garden rooftop makes the perfect gift for family and friends. I created the illustration to highlight the importance in creating a greener healthier world full of trees. Making it the perfect wall art print for kid's bedrooms, as children's nursery art or pop it in a living space or as quirky kitchen wall art. 10% of the sale of this print will go to The Woodland Trust to plant trees! Together we can make a happier, healthier world, one tree at a time! A high quality giclée art print, printed onto velvet 100% cotton archival paper using pigment inks. Available in two Dimensions: A4 - 210 x 297mm / 8.3 x 11.7" / 21.0 x 29.7cm A3 - 297 x 420mm / 11.7 x 16.5" / 29.7cm x 42.0cm This print is unframed, but will fit an A4 or A3 frame or an A4 or A3 aperture mount and frame, depending on the size you require. Please choose your desired size from the drop down menu. Printed in Cornwall onto 100 % cotton archival, acid free white matte paper. Your Art Print will arrive wrapped in tissue paper, ready to be given as a gift and sent securely inside a hard backed envelope or rolled in tissue and sent in a postal tube for A3 size prints. Please note: Some colours may vary, depending upon your computer monitor. Please keep the print out of direct sunlight to avoid fading. Copyright © Katy Pillinger Designs 2018. All rights reserved.
This West London home combines old-school glamour and hotel luxe thanks to the exacting vision of its creative owner
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Peter Pennoyer Architects is an award-winning practice in traditional architecture recognized as a leader in classicism and historic preservation.
An ornate brownstone townhouse graced by a flowering Rose of Sharon bush on picturesque Montgomery Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Inked and watercolored on location.
You might recall that I painted this same scene last summer on a 12x16 calling it “colorful evening”. I was happy with that painting, but I knew that I could have been more intentional with the color and tighter with the brush work. So, right after finishing that piece I began this one. Well, 5 months later, I finally completed it, no it didn’t take me that long, I gave up on it in the summer as the details were exhausting to paint and I just was not feeling it in me to keep going with it. So I put it on the shelf, actually unsure if I would ever finish it. Well several days ago I was going through the paintings on that shelf, and I saw this one and I thought “I need to finish this!” The red townhouse was finished, everything else was only blocked in, but I knew that red house was beautiful. All I had to do was bring the other houses to the same degree of finish and work on the bushes and the road. Working on this the second time went much more smoothly than when I first began, all the little details were a joy to paint. And I’m thoroughly pleased with the outcome and I think it offers a nice comparison to my first painting.
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This is my dream house. London town house, beautiful. I've been working in central London all summer, had very little time to draw but here is a very little drawing of a rather grand house.
This listing is for a quality fine art print reproduction of my original painting. Title: "Midtown East" This Fine Art Print is created using acid free, heavy weight fine art paper. **A customer graciously sent me the last photo after she framed and hung up her city prints. _______________________________________________
A row of townhouses on 3rd Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Ink and watercolor on location
*For the month of June 20% of the proceeds from this print will be donated to The Victory Fund (https://victoryfund.org)* Original artwork drawn and painted by me, printed on high quality poster paper 8"x10", unframed
