"Fiona" Whimsical Blue-Haired Portrait 9"x12" Art Print
Vibrant Wall Art with Modern Flair
$55.00
"Fiona" Whimsical Blue-Haired Portrait 9"x12" Art Print
Bring a splash of color and charm to your space with this whimsical fine art print, featuring a unique blue-haired character with expressive eyes and vibrant orange accents. This piece adds a playful yet contemporary touch to any room. Perfect for art lovers and those seeking a standout décor item.
All of our fine art prints are printed from a professional that has been in business for almost 40 years located in Western New York.
They are made with Epson Ultrachrome HDR inks on Epson's Somerset Velvet paper. The inks used on the prints are archival, meaning they can last about 100 years in your home. It's best to hang them out of direct sunlight.
Your prints will be drop-shipped using USPS Priority Mail directly from the professional printer so you receive them as quickly as possible. Their turn around time for the printing process is 3 business days with the daily cut-off for orders is 6am EST. So, if you place an order on Monday at 7am, the 3 business days starts on Tuesday. The shipping time can take anywhere from 2-15 business days.
Please note- due to differences in computer monitors, the colors may be slightly different from what you see on your computer.
Frame not included.
Fiona is sweet — dangerously sweet, like the kind of person who bakes cookies but forgets to mention they’re spiked with espresso and rebellion. She’s the teen who doodles galaxies in her homework margins and once tried to convince her art teacher that glitter counts as a “philosophical statement.” Her hair? It’s not dyed — it’s powered by sheer attitude and vitamin D.
She’s the kind of rebel who breaks rules politely: she’ll apologize while doing it again, but with better eyeliner. Fiona’s hair isn’t “up” — it’s strategically launched. Those two messy buns are less a hairstyle and more a declaration of independence from gravity. Her hobbies include rescuing bees, ignoring curfews, and pretending her homework is performance art. Her motto? “If life gets tangled, just turn it into a bun and keep going.”
