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Featured prints

Umibozu Lake

$80.00

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Archival Pigment Print
Legacy Etching Cotton Fibre
20 mil / 314 gsm
17" x 17”
Edition of 200
Signed and Numbered

Originally painted in oils, this imagery reveals a clandestine midnight meeting deep in the dark waters. Calling to her little Umibozu, or Japanese sea spirits, they gather around Namaka, our luminous divine being, in a perfect circle. Will they set out for mischief, wreaking havoc on wayward ships, or will they align with love and guide those in need to safety? Either way, the ethereal beings are poised to play.

All print orders for Umibozu Lake for the month of May will receive a free Water Nebula mini-print!

The initial release of this image was a limited edition print on wood, and second as a Kickstarter reward with the Dreamwell logo for Tara’s board game. We are proud to release this favorite now as an archival fine art paper print edition for the first time.

The Wanderers

$100.00

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Archival Pigment Print
Legacy Etching Cotton Fibre
20 mil / 314 gsm
22" x 15"
Edition of 200
Signed and Numbered

The Wanderers spotlights a companionship that has become essential to humanity. The beautiful traveler adorned with candy colored corpse paint, snuggled in an embrace with her arctic wolf. Set on a voyage and leaving most behind. They are stopped as they wonder, sharing a moment under the galactic light show of a meteor shower. Continuing on their adventure, something is missing and it might just be a home.

We are happy to release this second fine art edition of this fan favorite.

Wandering Luminations

$80.00

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Archival Pigment Print
Legacy Etching Cotton Fibre
20 mil / 314 gsm
17" x 22"
Edition of 200
Signed and Numbered

This oil painting was the center piece for Tara's Wandering Luminations solo exhibition, and also exhibited in Turn The Page: 10 Years of Hi Fructose Magazine, which traveled the US to the Crocker Art Museum, Akron Art Museum, and Virginia MOCA. Prior editions of the print have only been oversized, so we are thrilled to release this version for our collectors!

Watch a time lapse of it being painted here.