Flowers That Fly Hand-Embellished Archival Print

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Flowers That Fly Hand-Embellished Archival Print by Nicole Bruckman

Original painting was sold. The prints are hand-embellished and signed by artist. Currently only 2 prints are still available. The left bottom corner of both prints is slightly bent so the price has been reduced to $49 each from $60 each. Should you need to see the photos of the actual print, please email contact@flower-pepper.com for the photos. Thank you!

Edition of 50

8.5″ x 11″, Hand-Embellished Archival Print with Epson UltraChrome HD on Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper

Queen Edwina, depicted in “Flowers That Fly”, is still waiting for her forever home. If you have ever visited the Downtown Dog Rescue kennel, you have met the Queen. She holds her court in the office. “A high maintenance diva, as beautiful as Edwina, deserves her own print series.” – DDR

Find out more about Edwina, Downtown Dog Rescue, and their other adoptable dogs at http://downtowndogrescue.org

For each print we sell, we will donate $10 to Downtown Dog Rescue. $5 from gallery share and $5 from artist share.

Current Exhibition at Flower Pepper Gallery: Ever Surreal from August 1st to September 1st, 2015

Previous Exhibitions at Flower Pepper Gallery:
- Xiong Mao from April 11th to May 12th, 2015
- 3rd Year Anniversary Show from December 6th, 2014 to January 6th, 2015
- Of History And Hope from April 5th to May 2nd, 2014
- The Season of Spring from March 1st to April 4th, 2014
- Handmade Christmas Ornaments Sale from December 3rd to 31st, 2013
- Designer Con 2013 from November 9th to 10th, 2013
- All Things Bright And Beautiful from May 11th to June 7th, 2013

Artist Statement and Biography:
Nicole Bruckman is an artist, curator, mother, animal lover, and animal advocate from Cleveland, Ohio. Embracing her passion for art at a very young age, Nicole went on to receive her BFA in illustration from the Columbus College of Art And Design in Columbus, Ohio.

After graduation Nicole began work as a freelance illustrator and designer. Deciding to further pursue her love for painting, Nicole moved to Los Angeles, and began showing her art as well as curating shows at various prominent Los Angeles galleries. Nicole is currently art director at Flower Pepper Gallery in Pasadena, CA.

Compelled by her life’s passions, Nicole’s paintings are inspired by the bond that exists between humans and animals. She creates enchanting and whimsical narratives in which human and animal characters coexist in fantastic and engaging settings. Wild exotic creatures and domesticated animals alike are the guides on a sublimely surreal journey through an endless nocturne. They live in a seemingly utopian realm, in which humans are conscious of the bond between our world and the kingdom of Animalia. These works are created in the hopes that this world may one day exist, and we may recognize and respect the value in all living beings. All of the pieces are acrylic on wood panel.

“Nicole’s work embarks on a journey to unveil the livelihood of the animal kingdom by creating whimsical and emotionally sincere narratives in which these animal subjects live to embrace their human counterparts. Often, more than not, Nicole’s paintings touch on one of humans most feared and widely misunderstood animals – the Pit Bull. Bruckman’s connection to this often-neglected breed of dog has gifted her the insight to capture their playful and invigorating charm in lucid dream-like paintings.” – blopop Magazine

See full interview here: http://www.blopopmagazine.com/featured-artist/nicole-bruckman/

Inspired by my relationship with my own two rescued pit bulls, I try to present each dog as a unique individual and not just part of a “breed”. I hope that by capturing them in fantastic and playful situations people will see them in a different light, changing the perception that has long plagued them. In this series specifically, the dogs are acting in a symbiotic relationship with their wildlife companions. The dogs portrayed in this series, Gretchen, Edwina, and Precious, were all taken in by Downtown Dog Rescue. Gretchen and Precious have recently been adopted. Queen Edwina, depicted in “Flowers That Fly”, is still waiting for her forever home. Find out more about Edwina, Downtown Dog Rescue, and their other adoptable dogs at www.downtowndogrescue.org

Artist Website: www.nicolebruckman.com

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