Its Nobodiy's Fault Metal Print
by Cliff Spohn
Product Details
Its Nobodiy's Fault metal print by Cliff Spohn. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
I like yellow paintings...
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3 - 4 business days
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Artist's Description
I like yellow paintings...
About Cliff Spohn
© © All artwork is copyrighted by Cliff Spohn....Images created for certain commissioned client own the copyrights to their images, and 'warning', you don't even want to mess with them....© © ***********NOTICE*********** I AM IN THE PROCESS OF RESHOOTING MOST OF MY WORK TO A HIGHER RESOLUTION, IF YOU SELECT A PIECE AND ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THE RESOLUTION, PLEASE CONTACT ME AND I WILL MAKE ADJUSTMENTS. THANK YOU! This should give you a slight insight as to who I am and what my art is all about, but first a big 'thank you' for dropping by. I was born and raised in Oregon. From a young age I was always doodling (drawing), especially during class. I would draw hot rods, airplanes, girls, comic book heros and Mad magazine...
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Deborah Talbot - Kostisin
wonderful to look at. Deb
Cliff Spohn
David, thank you very much for your nice compliment, I appreciate it. I am glad this image can elicit such a pleasant feeling.
Cliff Spohn
Hi Jay, I try and keep the images in here as close as I can to the integrity of the original, but it seems that certain colors don't want to cooperate, like yellows. In certain cases I tweak them a bit only because I think they would look better in print form, because it is highly unlikely that anybody is going to buy anything of mine here. In this particular piece, the largest patch of yellow is more mustard but I couldn't match it without changing something else. The original is much more subtle, which I wanted it to be. I wanted it to look yellow all over and as you gaze around it you discover new things......
Jay Manne-Crusoe
...I would like to see the real painting...
James VerDoorn
Nicely done. Your work inspires. Love that bit of pure blue being set off so nicely by the black.
Cliff Spohn replied:
Thank you for that very nice compliment James, I really appreciate it. Blue is one of those colors it seems, that is difficult to make as a shape because of its receding characteristic and its association with sky and water, but its fun trying to make it work otherwise.....