• "Flower Power" is available in Small, Medium, and Large.

• Size displayed in "Visualize: View in Room" is Large (approximation).

• All pieces are printed on canvas, gallery-wrapped, hand-stretched, and ready-to-hang
  (See About Canvas for more details)

• Please ensure you measure your space according to your available dimensions as the visual display is only an approximate example.

• Custom orders and sizing is available - contact AlignBetween for your project details and pricing.

What is the best size for my space? It's recommended that you measure your space before making a purchase, but here are some guidelines to help you make that decision:

• Large (34" x 48") canvases are best where you have a generous amount of wall space: over a sofa, in a dining room, or over a Queen or King-size bed. Commercially speaking: great in a lobby, reception area, or anywhere you would like the piece to be a main decorative focal point.
• Medium (24" x 34") canvases may work best over a chair, a console table, top of a staircase or an architectural accent space.
• A Small (18" x 24") canvas is great for settings like a hallway, smaller bedroom or office, or on a wall displayed with complementary or similar-themed decor.

The above are just some ideas to get you "visualizing"!  Art is not an afterthought...view your space holistically with the "role" of the art in mind.

Gallery wrapped canvas prints (also called Giclee's) are an eloquent and authentic way to display beautiful art in your "inner space". Each print is carefully stretched and wrapped around the wood, which is 1.5 inches thick, creating a sense of dimension and art gallery look and feel. Each piece is conveniently fitted with a "sawtooth" style hanging hardware, to ensure your work of art is securely and evenly displayed.

My art is intended to evoke introspection, peace, and serenity...while at the same time celebrating diversity in the world around us:  The sweetness of natural light gracing a delicate leaf, the power of black & white to depict a revered statue of Buddha, or the use of muted and simple color to focus on a single element in nature, like a dragonfly.