This illustration is part of my state symbols series. I had no idea this tree existed until I started researching for the state symbols of Indiana. It’s also known as the Tulip Poplar, though it is actually a member of the magnolia family, which makes sense with its large, cup-shaped flowers.
Details:
Available sizes: 4×4”, 8×8”
Printed on Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Matte Paper, chosen for its bright white base
Printed (by me!) using Epson UltraChrome PRO10 archival, pigment ink
Initialed on the front and hand-signed in pencil on the back
Unframed
Open edition
Cropping will vary slightly based on chosen print size
Ships flat, wrapped in glassine paper, in a rigid mailer
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Copyright remains with Eljae Studio. Sale of artwork does not grant copyright, distribution, or reproduction rights. Eljae Studio retains rights to reproduce this artwork as art prints, stationery, and other products.
Note that color and brightness differ from monitor to monitor, and may differ from actual, in-person colors.
This illustration is part of my state symbols series. I had no idea this tree existed until I started researching for the state symbols of Indiana. It’s also known as the Tulip Poplar, though it is actually a member of the magnolia family, which makes sense with its large, cup-shaped flowers.
Details:
Available sizes: 4×4”, 8×8”
Printed on Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Matte Paper, chosen for its bright white base
Printed (by me!) using Epson UltraChrome PRO10 archival, pigment ink
Initialed on the front and hand-signed in pencil on the back
Unframed
Open edition
Cropping will vary slightly based on chosen print size
Ships flat, wrapped in glassine paper, in a rigid mailer
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Copyright remains with Eljae Studio. Sale of artwork does not grant copyright, distribution, or reproduction rights. Eljae Studio retains rights to reproduce this artwork as art prints, stationery, and other products.
Note that color and brightness differ from monitor to monitor, and may differ from actual, in-person colors.
