Invite Me Timber Series Print
💡When adding a mat, the selected size is the finished frame size.
Are you waiting for your personal invitation into the deep connection of the universe?
Timber is a spirit seeking expression but living in freedom. Intentionally and courageously! There's a similarity between Timber and my Sophia series. Timber, like her name, is willing to cut anything down that gets in the way of her freedom and authenticity.
In this watercolour, Timber begins to feel something she's believed for a long time... that we are all one, and that she is connected to all, and that love is the bond between her and the All.
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FRAMED WITH CARE
Each print is made on archival matte paper, a smooth, acid-free paper that brings out deep blacks, rich tones, and crisp details without glare. It’s museum-quality paper crafted to honor the depth and texture of the original.
You can order your print unframed or choose a solid wood frame with an optional mat so it arrives ready to hang. However you display it, every detail is designed to let the art speak for itself.
FRAME DETAILS
Each frame is crafted from solid American oak with real glass and an optional white mat for a clean, gallery-quality finish.
Small sizes (8×8 and 8×10) include both an easel and wall hangers, and every frame comes with simple hardware for easy setup. Just unbox and display.
MAT DETAILS
Frames come ready to hang with full-bleed printing (no mat), but you can add a white mat for more space around the art.
A mat gives the piece a softer, gallery-style look and helps the artwork stand out. Matted or unmatted, your print arrives ready to display and easy to love.
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