"Henley" Expressive and Luminous 9"x12" Art Print
Colorful Contemporary Portrait Wall Art
$55.00
"Henley" Expressive and Luminous 9"x12" Art Print
Henley is a contemporary watercolor portrait featuring vivid color blocking, expressive linework, and striking blue-green eyes. Layers of turquoise, orange, indigo, and chartreuse create a playful yet sophisticated composition filled with movement, curiosity, and charm.
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.
Henley has spent the last three years pretending to listen while actually conducting highly important investigations, such as: Why do socks disappear? and Can a goldfish hold a grudge? The answer to both, according to Henley, is "probably."
With hair that looks like a watercolor rainbow got caught in a windstorm and decided to stay, Henley is impossible to ignore. While everyone else is making plans, Henley is making backup plans for the backup plans. She once packed an umbrella, sunglasses, mittens, and a beach towel for the same afternoon "just in case."
Her enormous blue eyes are not for looking into your soul. They're for spotting tiny inconveniences from a mile away and turning them into hilarious stories later. Friends describe her as equal parts genius and disaster. Henley describes herself as "creatively organized chaos."
Her life philosophy? "If you're going to overthink, at least make it entertaining."
