Lake Dart | Printable Wall Art
Minimalist abstract landscape depicting simplictic mountains and cloud shapes reflecting into a lake with tribal details. It features a nordic boho aesthetic with purples, pink and mustard.
Access my art in an instant with a digital download that offers more than 30 print sizes to seamlessly suit any space, from a snug corner to the show-stopping centre piece of your room.
This printable wall art is a savvy choice for bringing a stylish, artistic flair into your space at a very affordable price.
Whether you choose to print it yourself, use a local print shop, or a professional online printing service, the process is super easy.
This is a digital file only. No physical print or frame comes with it, but that's the magic of downloadable art – you get to make it your own. Transform my artwork into whatever your heart desires, be it a stretched canvas, a bright pillow, or an impressive wall tapestry.
What you'll get
1. PDF Print Instruction Guide
2. Instant access to over 30 print sizes in high resolution
You'll get instant access to high-quality, 300dpi JPEG files, ensuring top quality and detail rich prints.
You will receive a total of 7 jpeg files covering all of the most popular print ratios including 16x20, 24x36, A5 - A1, Square, 5x7, 11x14 and even cute little 4" x 5" prints.
Check out my Print Size Guide for the full details.
How to get your art
Happiness guaranteed
Buy from Unratio with confidence knowing that if you are not happy with your printable art for any reason I will try to fix your issue or provide a full refund.
Print it your way
For the best results, I recommend using a professional printing service. You can find all the details on how to do this in the FAQ or PDF Print Instruction Guide that comes with your purchase.
Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or prefer professional printing, this art adapts to your style. Frame it, stretch it onto canvas, or create a chic wall tapestry - the choice is yours.
Just for you
Artist Statement
On this particular day the lake was a giant mirror, reflecting with clear precision the bubbly clouds and hills. I was walking around the edge of the lake and stopped for a moment. The wind dropped and the scene before me looked as if I was standing on the edge of a mirror. The distinction between reality and reflection was slight. At the time I was playing with tribal markings, influenced by batik and ikat textile patterns which use repeat factual patterns.
Pairing Suggestion: Pink Rocks is my recommended print artwork match.
