28 × 48 in framed — white wash moulding with a 1½ in textured liner.
Into the Blue
Hand-cut and torn paper, paint, and leaf · Under the Palms
From across the room it reads as one picture. Up close it comes apart into hundreds of pieces of cut and torn paper.
Signed giclée prints
Edition of 125 · what's a giclée?Every print is made to order — printed in Sarasota, lacquered, framed and signed by Jennifer. Allow 3–4 weeks, depending on the season.
Questions about sizing or the wall? Send Jennifer a note.
The story
Wedgewood blue is the driving color in this piece. It’s that pretty gray / blue that is so soothing and calming. Many beach homes use blue as a base color in their interiors, so this piece can fit in many environments. Vertical compositions and shapes can be used in a variety of spaces, and of course the palm trees lend themselves to this orientation. The palm fronds are made mostly of silver and navy papers, and I added some pops of orange for fun. Blue and orange look amazing together as they are complimentary colors (which means they are opposite each other on the color wheel). The texture of the cloud paper is perfect to illustrate dimension in the clouds. In the trunks of these palms you’ll find many kinds of paper and some with small words. Can you see them? Flying seagulls always add life to my pieces, and with the sailboats cruising along behind, you can go fade disappear into the blue.
Three ways to own this piece
What's a giclée? →- One of one
The original. Ask Jennifer whether the original is still available.
- Edition of 125
The signed giclée print— what's in the cart above. A fine-art archival print of the original, signed and numbered by Jennifer, finished with a raised varnish so it hangs without glass. Framed or canvas.
- In between
A hand-embellished print — a signed print Jennifer collages over again by hand, so no two are the same. Mostly at the shows. Ask what's available →
- Signed by Jennifer
- Ready to hang — no glass needed
- From the studio in Sarasota
At home
Where Into the Blue lives.
Real rooms, sent in by the people who live with this piece. See every room →
Still deciding
It is almost always the size, not the piece.
Send Jennifer the width of the wall and she will tell you which size sits right on it — she talks people through this every weekend at the booth.
Ask about Into the Blue