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Water Tribe

$1,500.00

Medium: Acrylic and markers on canvas
Dimensions: 40 in x 40 in (101.6 cm x 101.6 cm)
Completion Date: 2024
Frame: Included – ready-to-hang display
Certificate of Authenticity: Included

This original artwork is a one-of-a-kind piece, created with high-quality acrylics and markers to ensure vibrancy and longevity. The composition is rich with intricate details, bold colours, and expressive line work, reflecting a distinct fusion of contemporary and cultural influences.

Each stroke is intentional, capturing themes that challenge perspectives and evoke deep emotion.

The artwork comes professionally framed, enhancing its presentation and ensuring a seamless, ready-to-hang experience. As an original, this piece holds unique value, making it a collectible addition to any art collection.

Your purchase includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity, verifying the originality and provenance of the work.

Shipping and handling details:

  • Metro Melbourne: FREE

  • Rural Melbourne: To be quoted after purchase and paid prior to delivery. Any queries reach out via email or Instagram and I can provide a quote prior to purchase.

  • Interstate/International: Freight will be quoted separately and charged prior to delivery. To be quoted after purchase and paid prior to delivery. Any queries reach out via email or Instagram and I can provide a quote prior to purchase.

Delivery: Expected roughly 2 months from date of purchase

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Had temporarily moved back to the suburb I grew up in. Nothing but good memories working on this.

Mortal Kombat amongst many video games. The Last Airbender amongst many of the classic shows we watched.

Where pausing the game to check the moves menu was “cheating”, earning a Flawless victory was the ultimate disrespect to your opponent, and spamming the same moves caused arguments, the type your parents would overhear to then tell everyone off. AND, can’t forget discussing/justifying the most important, classic question growing up - “what kind of Bender would you be?”. Good times with good people, thought about all ya’ll! Ohana for lifeeee

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Water Tribe

$1,500.00

Medium: Acrylic and markers on canvas
Dimensions: 40 in x 40 in (101.6 cm x 101.6 cm)
Completion Date: 2024
Frame: Included – ready-to-hang display
Certificate of Authenticity: Included

This original artwork is a one-of-a-kind piece, created with high-quality acrylics and markers to ensure vibrancy and longevity. The composition is rich with intricate details, bold colours, and expressive line work, reflecting a distinct fusion of contemporary and cultural influences.

Each stroke is intentional, capturing themes that challenge perspectives and evoke deep emotion.

The artwork comes professionally framed, enhancing its presentation and ensuring a seamless, ready-to-hang experience. As an original, this piece holds unique value, making it a collectible addition to any art collection.

Your purchase includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity, verifying the originality and provenance of the work.

Shipping and handling details:

  • Metro Melbourne: FREE

  • Rural Melbourne: To be quoted after purchase and paid prior to delivery. Any queries reach out via email or Instagram and I can provide a quote prior to purchase.

  • Interstate/International: Freight will be quoted separately and charged prior to delivery. To be quoted after purchase and paid prior to delivery. Any queries reach out via email or Instagram and I can provide a quote prior to purchase.

Delivery: Expected roughly 2 months from date of purchase

***********************************************************************************************

Had temporarily moved back to the suburb I grew up in. Nothing but good memories working on this.

Mortal Kombat amongst many video games. The Last Airbender amongst many of the classic shows we watched.

Where pausing the game to check the moves menu was “cheating”, earning a Flawless victory was the ultimate disrespect to your opponent, and spamming the same moves caused arguments, the type your parents would overhear to then tell everyone off. AND, can’t forget discussing/justifying the most important, classic question growing up - “what kind of Bender would you be?”. Good times with good people, thought about all ya’ll! Ohana for lifeeee

Add To Cart