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Limited Edition ArtGood Enough To Eat

by Lisa Procter
"Good Enough To Eat" - Limited Edition Art Print by Lisa Procter in beautiful frame options and a variety of sizes.
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Limited Edition ArtGood Enough To Eat

by Lisa Procter
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5" x 7"$34
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Buttercream red

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About the work

This piece is inspired by my painting of blue trees. I love color, texture and movement in a painting. I did own a home based bakery a few years ago and this piece reminds me of my pavlova shells and buttercream icing that is why I called it Good enough to Eat.

  • Edition Count

    350 per size, per colorway

  • Frame Size

    5.9" x 7.9"

  • Image Size

    5" x 7"

  • Framed Weight

    0.6 lbs

  • Printing

    Deluxe Pigment Ink

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    about the artist

    byLisa Procter

    Portland, OR

    My favorite material is oil paint. I enjoy the process of putting the paint on canvas, scraping it off and using my palette knife. Painting is full of surprises. I never know exactly how a painting will turn out. I am inspired by color, nature and the paint itself, especially oil paint and the way colors interact with each other.

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