Textured surface print that reads like brushwork up close.
A hand-painted look print keeps the evidence of the hand in the work: uneven letterforms, visible brush edges, dry-brush gaps, and paint that stops short of the line. It reads as something made by a person rather than set on a screen, which is the whole appeal. Love & Love YAH designs each one in-house, makes it to order, and donates 10% of every purchase to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit.
This style needs a paper with tooth. Printed on smooth stock the brush texture flattens into what looks like a filter, and the illusion collapses.
This style suits kitchens, entryways, and farmhouse and cottage interiors, where a mechanically perfect print looks out of place. It is also the most common style ordered as a wedding or housewarming gift. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
No. It is a print of hand-painted original artwork. Every brushstroke you see was made by hand before it was reproduced.
Because it was drawn with a brush rather than set in a typeface. That variance is the style, not a printing fault.
Up close you can see it is printed. At normal viewing distance the paper texture and brush edges read as paint.
Canvas reads more convincingly as a painting. Paper under glass looks more deliberate and suits a gallery wall.
Kitchens, entryways, and farmhouse or cottage interiors, where perfectly clean type looks out of place.
Several designs come as coordinated sets of three in one palette, sized 8x10 or 11x14.
70% goes directly to the artist.