Mel McKenzie-Invercargill: Set of 4 bokeh art prints
Invercargill - Bokeh art print set
A set of 4 unframed bokeh art prints that capture iconic views from Invercargill: from Esk St, to Queens Park to the famous Water Tower.
The prints are based on original bokeh paintings by Mel McKenzie, a New Zealand artist, from The Penny Drops' studio.
Why bokeh?
Bokeh is a softer way of seeing the world. It's a form of surrender, blurring away the nitty-gritty in front of us as we take the focus off the hard edges.
Originally a term found in photography, Mel manually unfocuses the camera as she takes her reference photos for these paintings and delights in watching the light grown in the camera as she does so.
About the Prints
based on original oil paintings
thick paper weight
display freestanding or frame in off-the-shelf frames
display individually throughout your home, or
hang the set of four, in a grid, horizontally or vertically.
Measurements
The cards each measure 14.8cm by 14.8cm.
Heavy weight, matt finish cardstock
Invercargill - Bokeh art print set
A set of 4 unframed bokeh art prints that capture iconic views from Invercargill: from Esk St, to Queens Park to the famous Water Tower.
The prints are based on original bokeh paintings by Mel McKenzie, a New Zealand artist, from The Penny Drops' studio.
Why bokeh?
Bokeh is a softer way of seeing the world. It's a form of surrender, blurring away the nitty-gritty in front of us as we take the focus off the hard edges.
Originally a term found in photography, Mel manually unfocuses the camera as she takes her reference photos for these paintings and delights in watching the light grown in the camera as she does so.
About the Prints
based on original oil paintings
thick paper weight
display freestanding or frame in off-the-shelf frames
display individually throughout your home, or
hang the set of four, in a grid, horizontally or vertically.
Measurements
The cards each measure 14.8cm by 14.8cm.
Heavy weight, matt finish cardstock
Invercargill - Bokeh art print set
A set of 4 unframed bokeh art prints that capture iconic views from Invercargill: from Esk St, to Queens Park to the famous Water Tower.
The prints are based on original bokeh paintings by Mel McKenzie, a New Zealand artist, from The Penny Drops' studio.
Why bokeh?
Bokeh is a softer way of seeing the world. It's a form of surrender, blurring away the nitty-gritty in front of us as we take the focus off the hard edges.
Originally a term found in photography, Mel manually unfocuses the camera as she takes her reference photos for these paintings and delights in watching the light grown in the camera as she does so.
About the Prints
based on original oil paintings
thick paper weight
display freestanding or frame in off-the-shelf frames
display individually throughout your home, or
hang the set of four, in a grid, horizontally or vertically.
Measurements
The cards each measure 14.8cm by 14.8cm.
Heavy weight, matt finish cardstock