The fine art print of the “Purple Daisy” is available in the Etsy shop since this morning. It looks absolutely lovely in real life and I just hope it comes across over the internet as well (photography wasn’t the easiest this cloudy morning).

{Purple Daisy Fine Art Print}

The print fits in a 4 inches x 10 inches mat, which can be found at your local Michael’s store (mat inside 4×10, mat outside 11×14). It’s printed with archival pigmented inks on acid free archival museum quality fine art paper – which means it will last around 100 years. Not bad for a print. .

Lovely Carolyn over at Diane James Home has done a wonderful write up about my work on their blog, The Buzz. She sent me ten questions to answer as well for the Q&A section… I think the hardest question to answer was “If you were a cocktail, which one would you be?” Luckily, my good friend DD came to the rescue and help me come up with a fantastic answer.

DianeJamesHome post

{thebuzz.dianejameshome.com}

Don’t forget to enter the note card giveaway by leaving a comment on her blog post!

ps. it’s not the first time The Buzz includes my art on their blog! Last October they included my fringed tulip. I’m very humbled.

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Erica Eriksdotter is a third-generation painter known for her emotionally resonant heirloom pet portraits. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and collected by pet lovers across the world.

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