The Blue Ember - Prints
The Blue Ember, 2025 - Prints
Limited Edition Prints Available:
8.5 × 11 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 50, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
13 × 19 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity
The Blue Ember radiates with elemental tension, a fusion of firelight and shadow rendered in alcohol ink. Waves of burnt sienna and ochre swell like molten rock, colliding with smoky charcoals and luminous gold. Nestled at the base, a smoldering core of cobalt blue flickers defiantly—cool yet volatile, like a buried truth refusing to be extinguished. The composition moves with volcanic energy, each hue seeping into the next like mineral veins under pressure. This piece feels both ancient and alive, a visual echo of transformation at the edge of combustion.
The Blue Ember, 2025 - Prints
Limited Edition Prints Available:
8.5 × 11 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 50, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
13 × 19 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity
The Blue Ember radiates with elemental tension, a fusion of firelight and shadow rendered in alcohol ink. Waves of burnt sienna and ochre swell like molten rock, colliding with smoky charcoals and luminous gold. Nestled at the base, a smoldering core of cobalt blue flickers defiantly—cool yet volatile, like a buried truth refusing to be extinguished. The composition moves with volcanic energy, each hue seeping into the next like mineral veins under pressure. This piece feels both ancient and alive, a visual echo of transformation at the edge of combustion.
The Blue Ember, 2025 - Prints
Limited Edition Prints Available:
8.5 × 11 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 50, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
13 × 19 Print on Archival Fine Art Paper: Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity
The Blue Ember radiates with elemental tension, a fusion of firelight and shadow rendered in alcohol ink. Waves of burnt sienna and ochre swell like molten rock, colliding with smoky charcoals and luminous gold. Nestled at the base, a smoldering core of cobalt blue flickers defiantly—cool yet volatile, like a buried truth refusing to be extinguished. The composition moves with volcanic energy, each hue seeping into the next like mineral veins under pressure. This piece feels both ancient and alive, a visual echo of transformation at the edge of combustion.
