Night Kettle
When I told a buddy of mine about my theme and title for this show (Did You See That?) he said,"You know what you should do? Do a play on Edward Hopper’s NightHawks, but with actual hawks”
I thought that was pretty funny, and Night Kettle was created. Did you know a group of hawks is called a Kettle?
Each hawk featured is native to Minnesota, from left to right: Swainson’s, Cooper’s, Red Shouldered, Red-Tailed. The Red-Tailed hawk is pouring tea from a kettle and into classic Jadeite mugs.
This art was originally a painting
Acrylic on cradled wood panel
16" x 12" x 1-1/2"
Prints available on Paper, Metal, Canvas, and Paper-Framed. Learn More
Note: colors on-screen may vary slightly on actual print
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Premium Prints Adam Loves
My Fine Art Prints are printed right here in Minnesota with the highest quality materials. To make your decision easy, I chose a few of my favorite substrates that really bring my artwork to life.
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Fine Art Paper Prints
Paper Prints are my most popular print for a reason - the colors are vibrant, and texture from the original painting shines through beautifully. They're printed on acid-free, pH-neutral papers with archival pigment inks and ready to be framed or propped up on your shelf.
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Framed Paper Prints
I offer two framing options for paper prints: gallery black-framed and premium walnut-framed. These expertly crafted frames arrive ready-to-hang with protective acrylic.
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Metal Prints
Metal prints are super shiny. Paired with my vibrant color palette, the finish is so cool. These prints also come ready-to-hang, and offer a more modern twist to traditional framed or canvas artwork.
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Canvas Gallery Wraps
The canvas gallery wrap substrate is fun because, at first glance, you might mistake it for an original painting. These have a semi-gloss finish and arrive ready-to-hang.
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What is a Fine Art Print?
I get this question a lot. Most of the time, a Fine Art Print started as an Original Painting. In order to share that artwork with more people, I get the piece scanned by a kickass scanner in NE Minneapolis in order to give more people the opportunity to enjoy the art as a Fine Art Print.
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