"Flight of the Cardinals" Flower Print
"Flight of the Cardinals" Flower Print
"Flight of the Cardinals" Flower Print
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Fine art print by Vicki Rawlins
- Printed on acid-free smooth fine art paper using archival pigment inks
- Available in 3 easy-to-frame sizes
- 8x10 – 6x7.5" image size printed on 8x10" paper
- 11x14 – 8x10” image size printed on 11x14” paper
- 16x20 – 14x17.5" image size printed on 16x20" paper
- Frame not included, however our affordable frame recommendations can be found under Framing Tips below!
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Print Size Details
Print Size Details
- 8x10 – 6x7.5" image size printed on 8x10" paper
- 11x14 – 8x10” image size printed on 11x14” paper
- 16x20 – 14x17.5" image size printed on 16x20" paper
- To inquire about a custom print size, email chat@sistergolden.com
Framing Tips
Framing Tips
Artist Process
Artist Process
Return Policy + Shipping Info
Return Policy + Shipping Info
“Much like the flowers themselves, each arrangement is entirely ephemeral, fabricated by Rawlins without the aid of glue or tape. Once complete, Rawlins either reuses the botanicals in another project or she simply returns them to Mother Nature.”
My Modern Met
Original Artwork Gifted Back to Nature
Co-owner Vicki creates stunning yet fleeting works of art made of 100% mother nature. Once her original is photographed, it’s recycled back into the earth. The originals are temporary, but our prints last forever.
Original Artwork Gifted Back to Nature
Co-owner Vicki creates stunning yet fleeting works of art made of 100% mother nature. Once her original is photographed, it’s recycled back into the earth. The originals are temporary, but our prints last forever.
the process
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Gathering
Vicki begins each piece by going for a walk around her own backyard. She’s truly in the moment while she's foraging, her eyes scanning every square inch of her surroundings. A fallen leaf goes into her bag, later it may become an eyebrow or dog’s ear. She picks up thin twigs hoping they’ll work as a cheekbone or chin. The possibilities seem endless!
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Building
Once back in her studio, inspiration starts to flow. She lays down twigs to form a face. Sifting through rose petals, she’s in search of the perfect pair of lips. Next, being very careful not to sneeze, she uses a pair of tweezers to place the white petal of a German Statice as the finishing highlight in the eye. Nothing is adhered to her surface, so things are just balancing. She’s working against the clock as fresh elements begin to naturally wilt.
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Documenting
When she has her piece exactly how she wants it, she carefully photographs the finished work, being careful not to bump the table and Mother Nature’s house of cards.
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Recycling
The last, inevitable step is to say goodbye. Vicki wipes away her piece and recycles the elements back outside or saves them for use in a future creation!
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Printing
While the original creation only lasts for a short time, the picture she takes allows us to make photographic prints of her work. So you can hang flowers on your wall, no water required!
