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Serenity – Collectors Edition Print
Serenity Collectors Edition Print from an Original Oil Painting by Artist Craig Long. Each print captures the beauty of the original artwork. The colours and details are vibrant, making them a captivating addition to any space.
These prints have a limited availability: Only 25 special edition prints are available. This exclusivity adds to their allure and value. Once these prints are sold, they are gone for good. This makes them a must-have for art lovers and collectors alike.
These prints are printed on high-quality paper (Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White 310gsm fine art paper). This enhances the colours and details, making them visually stunning. Each print is double mounted in acid-free white core mount board. This adds depth and elevates the overall presentation and makes it more appealing. They are 690 x 530 mm (mounted) and 750 x 600 mm (framed).
Frames Available: You can also purchase Serenity Collectors Edition Print framed. A good frame complements the artwork and makes it ready to display right away.
Craig Long
As all kids do I loved to draw and paint, but after receiving an F in Art at school. I didn’t believe there was any future in it. It was only later in life when I took up painting again as a hobby that my enthusiasm was rekindled. Though at the time I never believed I would become a full time Artist.
Through hard work, determination and the support of my wife and family that dream was realised. And in 2006 we opened our first gallery in Torquay, Devon. After a successful 8 years we decided to move to the Lake District and open a second gallery, which for me has been a lifelong dream to live and paint in the Lakes. Although I still have strong personal and professional ties to Devon, my heart has always been in the mountains.
I think my style of painting is one which has developed over time. And is still evolving with each new painting.. I try to capture a sense of realism, of being there, without being a slave to photo realism. Its also important to keep pushing
the boundaries of what your comfortable with. Not to settle into a formula of what works. Therein lies the risk of all your work looking like its painted at the same time on the same day.
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