Lily Pad Lane - Metal Print

Lily Pad Lane, 2024 by Laura El.

This enchanting metal print captures two young girls in bright raincoats, sharing a red umbrella on a sidewalk near city townhomes. As light rain falls, the street transforms into a magical pond filled with lily pads and cranes. Towering skyscrapers glow in the background, creating a whimsical scene that invites viewers into a world of wonder. Printed on ChromaLuxe® aluminum, this piece offers vivid color and detail, perfect for adding a touch of urban sophistication to your space.

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• Exceptional Detail: State-of-the-art coating provides an enamel-like finish with stunning clarity and vibrant colors, making the artwork come alive.
• Highly Durable: Epson dye-sublimation inks are infused directly into the metal, ensuring archival quality and fade-resistant colors that last a lifetime.
• Unobstructed View: Enjoy the artwork as it was intended—without the distraction of looking through glass, allowing for a direct, immersive viewing experience.
• Easy to Display: Choose from several hanging options, or order the metal print by itself to have it custom framed or display with your own methods.
• Support an Artist: Every purchase directly contributes to supporting the artist's creative endeavors.

Finish Options: Available in either a gloss or matte finish, both options utilize a white base to maximize color vibrancy and contrast. The gloss surface creates a striking metallic sheen, delivering bold, saturated colors. The matte finish minimizes glare and reflections in brightly lit spaces with its smooth texture.

Hanging Options:

1. Print Only: Ideal if you plan to custom frame or have your own display methods.
2. Metal Float Bracket: Mounts on the back, extending the print about 1/2" from the wall for a modern shadow float effect.
3. Inset Float Hanger: A lightweight framework on the back extends the print about 1” from the wall, creating a modern shadow float effect.
4. Black Floater Frame: This lightweight polystyrene frame creates a floating effect by leaving a gap between the frame and the metal print.