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Tired of staring at your walls?

The way the pandemic is going, it looks like we’ll all be spending even more time at home over the coming months, if such a thing is possible. It could be a looong winter.

To change things up a bit, how about some fresh wall art for you and yours? Signed 11x14 prints of my watercolor and sumi ink paintings are all 40% off through this coming Monday. They are normally $45, currently $27, no code needed.

There are 20 designs including ocean and redwood landscapes, funny chickens, and swimming dogs. My 8x10 prints are also on sale for $18. Note that all supplies are very limited.

These prints are professionally printed by Bug Press in Arcata, CA with fade-resistant ink, using acid-free paper from a supplier that is certified to be 100% carbon-neutral. I individually stamp each print in red with my personal seal, then sign it. Prints will fit in a standard 11x14 mat or frame.

In a time when we are deprived of so much, let art feed your soul. Happy holidays!

Here’s a simple framing suggestion for my 11x14 prints. They will fit in a standard off-the-shelf mat or frame. Country road © Annette Makino 2017

Foggy coastline with haiku © Annette Makino 2019

Redwood forest © Annette Makino 2017

Happy swimming dog © Annette Makino 2015

Redwood time © Annette Makino 2018

Mountain meadow © Annette Makino 2015

Curious chickens © Annette Makino 2019

Water and stone © Annette Makino 2015

Prints are packaged flat in a self-sealing cellophane bag; a flyer describing my work is enclosed. They ship first class in a sturdy photo mailer.

P.S. I’m offering free US shipping for Makino Studios orders of $35 or more with code FREESHIP35. Order no later than Thursday, Dec. 17 to get your package by Dec. 25.

P.P.S. Video of a short presentation on my new collage art plus haiku about parenting is available online through Monday. At this Zoom link, enter passcode d604=+jS. Skip to the fourth recording by clicking on the forward symbol three times, then you can jump to my presentation at the 41:23 mark.