You asked for it and I delivered, just in time for Christmas, Chanukah, or Solstice shopping. (Not sure if shopping for Winter Solstice gifts is a thing, but let’s go with it.)
My best work is now available for purchase here on the blog by clicking the “store” button on the upper right (here’s the link), or at my artist website where you can see the photos laid out on the page or in galleries.
You can buy prints and frame them yourself, or get them presented in cool ways like on canvas, metal, and with traditional framing. I’ll be adding new photos to the gallery on a regular basis, so check back to see what’s new.
You can buy this one:
Salinas National Monument, NM
Or this one:
Orchids at the Botanical Gardens, San Diego
Plus a bunch of others. That’s it for the announcement, so thank you for listening. I hope you’re having a wonderful holiday season, and I’ll be posting to the blog next week about my experience at the Taos Mountain Balloon Rally. Cheers!
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Great job on the store, Deonne! I’m reading an urban fantasy book right now about witches and she is doing some Solstice shopping so I think it is a thing. In a more real life example, we used to give Solstice gifts to each other until the kiddo came around. With a kid Christmas stuff takes over. I can’t wait to hear about the balloon rally!
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Thanks, Manisha! And good to know every holiday involves gifts, ha.
Kudos, darling girl! Do you think you’ll ever be doing any cards? Our walls are full!
Thank you, Susi! You can get the prints on individual cards in my store, but I think the boxes of cards are expensive. (I don’t have any control over production costs.) I would like to sell boxes of cards though, so I’ll be researching manufacturers and will let you know.
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