Imagekind Gallery NineMileRun

Morning Glory Leaves 01 v1

Morning Glories are vines with colorful, trumpet-shaped flowers that close during the night and open in the morning. Sweet potatoes belong to the same genus. In some places, Morning Glories are called ‘bindweed. In this 1st of 4 interpretations, the Morning Glory leaf is shown naturally, in its lovely heart shape and beautiful green. Recommended framing: Retro-Cyber Green Frame with Emerald Green mat & Regular Glass. The paper is Premium Photo Glossy.

Morning Glory Leaves 01 v2

Morning Glories are part of the Convolvulaceae family. They grow rapidly and form runners that reach like fingers. Their trumpet-shaped flowers are surrounded by large, heart-shaped leaves. In this version, the leaf has been “extruded,” to provide a fascinating, fractured and yet cohesive vitality. The selected presentation is: 11x14 on Photo Lustre Paper. The Silver-Arthaus Frame is classic metal with slim, flat surface and frosted finish. The mats are shades of green: aloe over pampas with regular glass.

Morning Glory Leaves 01 v3

Morning Glories are part of a family of herbs, shrubs, and small trees (many of them climbing forms) inhabiting warm regions, especially the tropics of America and Asia. They are herbaceous vines of abundant growth and with colorful funnel-shaped blossoms that open in the morning. This vividly stylized, neon bright version of the beautiful, heart-shaped leaf allows the artist to present the commonplace in an extra-ordinary way. The selected presentation is on Fine Art Pearl paper, with Arqadia Gold, beaded wood frame. The mats are Garnet over Roccoco Cream. The Glass is Non Glare.

Morning Glory Leaves 01 v4

The morning glory is a night-blooming vine that is cultivated as an ornamental in North America, although one member of the family – the sweet potato – has commercial value. This version in black and white presents a crisp, engaging study of the lush and beautiful, heart-shaped leaf. The selected presentation is: 11x14 on Fine Art Pearl paper. The frame is White Square White, wood with straight corners on inner and outer edges. The double mats are Brushed Silver over Veil White. Regular glass.

Dahlia 5473 v1

This single and beautiful flower grew for just one summer. It did not survive the winter. Fortunately, many photographs were taken, preserving the flower’s beautiful intricacy. Selected Presentation: 11x14 Photo Luster Paper. Frame Arqadia Gold Carved, This elegant carved gold scoop has an organic leaf pattern. The inner edge is accented with a row of separated beads. The finish has rich bronze undertones and a dark gray brown patina in the recessed areas of the carving.. Double Matts are Rose over Porcelain, protected by Regular Glass.

Dahlia 5473 v2

Too late, I learned that dahlia bulbs must be lifted from the ground before frost and stored in a cool, yet frost-free environment. Planting the tubers from four to six inches deep provides limited protection during cold winters. In this 2nd version, the flower appears as though lovingly and intricately sketched by pencil. Selected Presentation: 11x14, Arquadia Gold, a brushed gold, wood frame with classic museum look, detail and character. The angled slopes, perimeter groove and beaded interior enhance the frame’s subtly ornate qualities. Double mats are Gold Bullion over Rose. Non-Glare glass.

Dahlia 5473 v3

The Aztecs were known to have gathered and grown dahlias for food, ceremonies and for decoration. Some dahlias can grow over twenty feet tall. Those long, woody stems could be used as pipes. Selected Presentation: 11x14, Fine Art Pearl Paper. Antique Black Premium Metal Frame. This slender black metal frame has a slim profile but beautiful classic detail. Double Mats: Garnet over Empire Gold, covered by Regular Glass.

Dahlia 5473 v4

The Dahlia is native to Mexico, Central America and Columbia. While the native name is not known, the flower is called after the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl. This dream blue interpretation of the dahlia is both surreal and sublime. Selected Presentation: 11x14 Photo Luster Paper. Frame: Providence Silver:This traditional style silver frame features an extra wide width and center groove set between two beautiful bevels that gives the frame a distinct definition. The single mat is Topaz, protected by Non Glare glass.

Dahlia 5463 v1

This single and beautiful flower grew for just one summer. It did not survive the winter. Fortunately, many photographs were taken, preserving the flower’s beautiful intricacy. This close shot is both evocative and intriguing. Selected Presentation: Photograph is 11x14.2 on Photo Luster Paper. The Frame is Confetti 7/8 Red Cube. This smooth red frame has a sleek flat surface and clean straight lines. Double Mats are Rose over Miro Red, protected by Regular Glass.

Dahlia 5463 v2

Too late, I learned that dahlia bulbs must be lifted from the ground before frost and stored in a cool, yet frost-free environment. Planting the tubers from four to six inches deep provides limited protection during cold winters. In this 2nd version, the raindrops and petal edges are silvered and the colors presented in beautiful, harmonious shades of white, red and orange. . Selected Presentation: Photograph here is 11x14.2 on Photo Glossy Paper. The Frame is Confetti 7/8 Red Cube. This smooth red frame has a sleek flat surface and clean straight lines. Double Mats are Miro Red over Raphael Clouds, protected by Non Glare glass.

Dahlia 5463 v3

The Aztecs were known to have gathered and grown dahlias for food, ceremonies and for decoration. Some dahlias can grow over twenty feet tall. Those long, woody stems could be used as pipes. Selected Presentation: Photograph here is 11x14.2 on Photo Luster Paper. The Frame is Cyber Green - Square Metal Frame This bright green brushed metal frame makes a bold impact with subtle detail. Made in the USA. Single Mat is White Porcelain, protected by Regular glass.

Dahlia 5463 v4

The Dahlia is native to Mexico, Central America and Columbia. While the native name is not known, the flower is called after the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl. This dream blue interpretation of the dahlia is both surreal and sublime. Selected Presentation: 11x14.2 inch photograph on Photo Luster paper. Frame: Matte Black Basic This matte black frame is metal and has a simple flat profile for a clean minimal effect. A single mat is Digital White, protected by Regular glass.