framed mini art print

DENY Mareike Boehmer

Mareike Boehmer Triangle Play Playing 1 Framed Mini Art Print

68137-frmp01

$25.00

MSRP: $0.00


Deny Designs is for wholesale customers only.



Product Details

Description

Join the mini revolution. The Deny Designs mini framed art prints are a tiny yet stylish option for your wall art needs. Available in four different frame colors (white, black, light maple and dark walnut) so you can coordinate with any existing frames and fit them into your home decor. Their smaller size helps fill odd shaped holes in your gallery wall or sneak them into different nooks and crannies throughout your room. Our curated collection of designs will satisfy anyone's taste. And the best part? Every purchase pays the artist who designed it—supporting creativity worldwide.

Details & Product Specs

  • Print size: 4" x 3"
  • Frame width: 1"
  • Frame colors: White, Black, Light Maple Hardwood, Dark Walnut Hardwood
  • 120lb high quality paper
  • Premium shatterproof acrylic cover
  • Dust cover on the back
  • Hole on back of frame for hanging (does not include hanging hardware)
  • Estimated ship date: 3-5 business days
  • Every order custom printed in the USA

Warranty

Wholesale orders are not eligible for returns or exchanges unless the product is deemed defective.

About the Artist

mareike boehmer

Mareike Böhmer is a user interface designer from Germany. She plays with textures, colors and shapes in her artwork to (re)create a world in which the border between photography and graphic design is blurred. Whether preconceived or created on a whim, Mareike’s graphic artworks all have one thing in common: they’re colorful, bright and highly abstract. Using a plethora of forms and Photoshop as her toolbox, each piece evolves into a mosaic of colors and rough textures. Mareike draws inspiration from the clear, timeless lines found in Scandinavian design as well as the vibrant world of urban street art in her favorite city, Berlin. Nature also serves as an endless source of inspiration, as she transforms trees, leaves, flowers, and even the clouds in the sky into motifs reminiscent of graphic patterns. “Creating new artworks is an exciting and surprising journey”, says Mareike, “-you never know what will happen”.

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