Art Prints

Tropical patterns and motifs have been a hot trend recently. Prints of tropical plants and animals can be found everywhere and present a kind of aspirational image of the perfect relaxing lifestyle. Unfortunately, the reality of life in many tropical locales can be in harsh contrast to the vision these tropical motifs advertise. Climate change enabled weather events, like hurricanes and floods, are far too common. Tropical locations are disproportionately affected by these kinds of disasters and often do not have the resources or infrastructure to bounce back quickly. Poverty, homelessness, illness and even death can occur as a result. The Tropical Depression art series was created with awareness of these issues and explores tropical patterns and motifs that reflect the more uncomfortable realities of life in the tropics. 50% off each print sale goes to All Hands Volunteers, a volunteer-powered disaster relief organization dedicated to rebuilding hope for people impacted by natural disasters all over the world. Illustrations by Argentinean artist Diana Mora. Find more of her work on Instagram @diana_illustration. These prints are printed on museum-quality fine art paper with deluxe pigment inks. The color is bold and the print is fade resistant up to 200 years. Choose from a matte archival or recycled and compostable fine art paper. Matte Fine Art Paper: 230 gsm fine art paper with a smooth matte finish and no surface glare. 100% cotton acid-free and archival paper. Prints are resistant to UV and humidity. Recycled and Compostable Fine Art Paper: Premium grade 206 gsm paper with a smooth and natural finish. A groundbreaking ecological full cycle paper made from plant fibers that is also compostable, thus providing nutrients to grow new plants. High-quality cellulose from European-grown cannabis is visible in the paper's subdued color and hemp is palpable in the paper’s slightly coarse texture. 100% recycled and FSC® certified.  

Tropical patterns and motifs have been a hot trend recently. Prints of tropical plants and animals can be found everywhere and present a kind of aspirational image of the perfect relaxing lifestyle. Unfortunately, the reality of life in many tropical locales can be in harsh contrast to the vision these tropical motifs advertise. Climate change enabled weather events, like hurricanes and floods, are far too common. Tropical locations are disproportionately affected by these kinds of disasters and often do not have the resources or infrastructure to bounce back quickly. Poverty, homelessness, illness and even death can occur as a result. The Tropical Depression art series was created with awareness of these issues and explores tropical patterns and motifs that reflect the more uncomfortable realities of life in the tropics. 50% off each print sale goes to All Hands Volunteers, a volunteer-powered disaster relief organization dedicated to rebuilding hope for people impacted by natural disasters all over the world. Illustrations by Argentinean artist Diana Mora. Find more of her work on Instagram @diana_illustration. These prints are printed on museum-quality fine art paper with deluxe pigment inks. The color is bold and the print is fade resistant up to 200 years. Choose from a matte archival or recycled and compostable fine art paper. Matte Fine Art Paper: 230 gsm fine art paper with a smooth matte finish and no surface glare. 100% cotton acid-free and archival paper. Prints are resistant to UV and humidity. Recycled and Compostable Fine Art Paper: Premium grade 206 gsm paper with a smooth and natural finish. A groundbreaking ecological full cycle paper made from plant fibers that is also compostable, thus providing nutrients to grow new plants. High-quality cellulose from European-grown cannabis is visible in the paper's subdued color and hemp is palpable in the paper’s slightly coarse texture. 100% recycled and FSC® certified.  

Tropical patterns and motifs have been a hot trend recently. Prints of tropical plants and animals can be found everywhere and present a kind of aspirational image of the perfect relaxing lifestyle. Unfortunately, the reality of life in many tropical locales can be in harsh contrast to the vision these tropical motifs advertise. Climate change enabled weather events, like hurricanes and floods, are far too common. Tropical locations are disproportionately affected by these kinds of disasters and often do not have the resources or infrastructure to bounce back quickly. Poverty, homelessness, illness and even death can occur as a result. The Tropical Depression art series was created with awareness of these issues and explores tropical patterns and motifs that reflect the more uncomfortable realities of life in the tropics. 50% off each print sale goes to All Hands Volunteers, a volunteer-powered disaster relief organization dedicated to rebuilding hope for people impacted by natural disasters all over the world. Illustrations by Argentinean artist Diana Mora. Find more of her work on Instagram @diana_illustration. These prints are printed on museum-quality fine art paper with deluxe pigment inks. The color is bold and the print is fade resistant up to 200 years. Choose from a matte archival or recycled and compostable fine art paper. Matte Fine Art Paper: 230 gsm fine art paper with a smooth matte finish and no surface glare. 100% cotton acid-free and archival paper. Prints are resistant to UV and humidity. Recycled and Compostable Fine Art Paper: Premium grade 206 gsm paper with a smooth and natural finish. A groundbreaking ecological full cycle paper made from plant fibers that is also compostable, thus providing nutrients to grow new plants. High-quality cellulose from European-grown cannabis is visible in the paper's subdued color and hemp is palpable in the paper’s slightly coarse texture. 100% recycled and FSC® certified.  

Tropical patterns and motifs have been a hot trend recently. Prints of tropical plants and animals can be found everywhere and present a kind of aspirational image of the perfect relaxing lifestyle. Unfortunately, the reality of life in many tropical locales can be in harsh contrast to the vision these tropical motifs advertise. Climate change enabled weather events, like hurricanes and floods, are far too common. Tropical locations are disproportionately affected by these kinds of disasters and often do not have the resources or infrastructure to bounce back quickly. Poverty, homelessness, illness and even death can occur as a result. The Tropical Depression art series was created with awareness of these issues and explores tropical patterns and motifs that reflect the more uncomfortable realities of life in the tropics. 50% off each print sale goes to All Hands Volunteers, a volunteer-powered disaster relief organization dedicated to rebuilding hope for people impacted by natural disasters all over the world. Illustrations by Argentinean artist Diana Mora. Find more of her work on Instagram @diana_illustration. These prints are printed on museum-quality fine art paper with deluxe pigment inks. The color is bold and the print is fade resistant up to 200 years. Choose from a matte archival or recycled and compostable fine art paper. Matte Fine Art Paper: 230 gsm fine art paper with a smooth matte finish and no surface glare. 100% cotton acid-free and archival paper. Prints are resistant to UV and humidity. Recycled and Compostable Fine Art Paper: Premium grade 206 gsm paper with a smooth and natural finish. A groundbreaking ecological full cycle paper made from plant fibers that is also compostable, thus providing nutrients to grow new plants. High-quality cellulose from European-grown cannabis is visible in the paper's subdued color and hemp is palpable in the paper’s slightly coarse texture. 100% recycled and FSC® certified.  

Tropical patterns and motifs have been a hot trend recently. Prints of tropical plants and animals can be found everywhere and present a kind of aspirational image of the perfect relaxing lifestyle. Unfortunately, the reality of life in many tropical locales can be in harsh contrast to the vision these tropical motifs advertise. Climate change enabled weather events, like hurricanes and floods, are far too common. Tropical locations are disproportionately affected by these kinds of disasters and often do not have the resources or infrastructure to bounce back quickly. Poverty, homelessness, illness and even death can occur as a result. The Tropical Depression art series was created with awareness of these issues and explores tropical patterns and motifs that reflect the more uncomfortable realities of life in the tropics. 50% off each print sale goes to All Hands Volunteers, a volunteer-powered disaster relief organization dedicated to rebuilding hope for people impacted by natural disasters all over the world. Illustrations by Argentinean artist Diana Mora. Find more of her work on Instagram @diana_illustration. These prints are printed on museum-quality fine art paper with deluxe pigment inks. The color is bold and the print is fade resistant up to 200 years. Choose from a matte archival or recycled and compostable fine art paper. Matte Fine Art Paper: 230 gsm fine art paper with a smooth matte finish and no surface glare. 100% cotton acid-free and archival paper. Prints are resistant to UV and humidity. Recycled and Compostable Fine Art Paper: Premium grade 206 gsm paper with a smooth and natural finish. A groundbreaking ecological full cycle paper made from plant fibers that is also compostable, thus providing nutrients to grow new plants. High-quality cellulose from European-grown cannabis is visible in the paper's subdued color and hemp is palpable in the paper’s slightly coarse texture. 100% recycled and FSC® certified.  

Tropical patterns and motifs have been a hot trend recently. Prints of tropical plants and animals can be found everywhere and present a kind of aspirational image of the perfect relaxing lifestyle. Unfortunately, the reality of life in many tropical locales can be in harsh contrast to the vision these tropical motifs advertise. Climate change enabled weather events, like hurricanes and floods, are far too common. Tropical locations are disproportionately affected by these kinds of disasters and often do not have the resources or infrastructure to bounce back quickly. Poverty, homelessness, illness and even death can occur as a result. The Tropical Depression art series was created with awareness of these issues and explores tropical patterns and motifs that reflect the more uncomfortable realities of life in the tropics. 50% off each print sale goes to All Hands Volunteers, a volunteer-powered disaster relief organization dedicated to rebuilding hope for people impacted by natural disasters all over the world. Illustrations by Argentinean artist Diana Mora. Find more of her work on Instagram @diana_illustration. These prints are printed on museum-quality fine art paper with deluxe pigment inks. The color is bold and the print is fade resistant up to 200 years. Choose from a matte archival or recycled and compostable fine art paper. Matte Fine Art Paper: 230 gsm fine art paper with a smooth matte finish and no surface glare. 100% cotton acid-free and archival paper. Prints are resistant to UV and humidity. Recycled and Compostable Fine Art Paper: Premium grade 206 gsm paper with a smooth and natural finish. A groundbreaking ecological full cycle paper made from plant fibers that is also compostable, thus providing nutrients to grow new plants. High-quality cellulose from European-grown cannabis is visible in the paper's subdued color and hemp is palpable in the paper’s slightly coarse texture. 100% recycled and FSC® certified.