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Mother Nature's Christmas Tree Acrylic Print
by Sandra Updyke
Product Details
Mother Nature's Christmas Tree acrylic print by Sandra Updyke. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
Lake Superior has been riled up again. Now that it's cold out, she has been decorating a lot of the trees along the shore. Mother Nature does a... more
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Artist's Description
Lake Superior has been riled up again. Now that it's cold out, she has been decorating a lot of the trees along the shore. Mother Nature does a great job of decorating. Here is the perfect Christmas tree.
About Sandra Updyke
I am an outdoor gal, having lived in Hovland, Minnesota my entire life. I love doing anything outdoors. I have always been interested in art, photography and wildlife. They all work well together. Over the years I have had a good many up close and personal experiences with most of the wildlife up here. Sometimes I had a camera, sometimes not. Some got pretty intense. But, they all ended well. My dog, currently a golden retriever named Toby, goes with me on almost all of my expeditions to find something photo worthy. He is a bird dog, for sure. But, camera season lasts all year long. I like to take photos to show the beauty of nature as it really is....as I see it. I don't feel a need to use Photoshop to do a lot of enhancing...
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Tim Beebe
This brings back memories of wandering the shore of Superior near Grand Marais as a kid. We were fresh from the south, and I had never imagined such wonders as whole groves of trees covered in ice.
Sandra Updyke replied:
They really are quite impressive to see ~ even when you have grown up seeing them. :)