Every fine art print begins with an original artwork in my sketchbook. Each artwork is signed and documented before becoming a fine art print.
Fun Facts
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Signatures. Did you know that during the early Renaissance, most artwork was anonymous, and called craftspeople. After the 15th century, Masters like Albrecht Durer used clear monograms.
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Ink Stamp. Did you know that Kurt Schwitters was the first major fine artist to use ink rubber stamps
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Embossed Seal. Embossing techniques date back to Egypt and Mesopotamia.
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Certificate of Authenticity. In 1961 Piero Manzoni began giving declaration's of authcentcity, and in 1968 Sol leWitt also used this
"The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do."
- Andy Warhol
behind the Prints
This is a certificate of authenticity, with signature and date
This the stamp I used for original artwork found in my sketchbook before it becomes a fine art print
This the embossed seal I use for the certificate of authcenicity.
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