Indeterminate Tomato

Artwork Description
There are two kinds of tomato plants: determinates only get to a certain height while the indeterminates have vines that grow as long as the weather permits. This name is fitting for a drawing of my younger-yet-taller sister. She's holding some rice dish that probably has tomatoes in it. Let's go with it. 

Part of my "Plant Lady" watercolor marker series where I took the basic elements of an anchoring circle, plant matter, and a female figure to make associations with a hidden personal meaning. 

Original Drawing: 8 6/16 x 11 3/4 inches

Museum Quality Giclee Printing
About Giclee: Pronounced, "zhee-clay"; recognized as the highest standard in fine art reproduction printing.
Print process: Precise ink spraying method on specialized large printers.
Inks: high grade water-based inks developed for longevity and wide color range. 
Paper: textured watercolor paper closely mimics the original painting’s appearance.
Results: Giclee prints are known for their exceptional accuracy and detail. They are designed to resist fading and yellowing over time: made to be enjoyed for generations. 

Artist’s Signature
Each print displays the artist’s signature on the front. A digital signature is used, as prints are shipped directly to you from my printing partner for the quickest order turnaround time.

Easy Framing
Size options are based on the most popular frame styles, making it easy to find the perfect frame for your art print. 

Prints include a 1 inch crisp white border. This creates a sharp look without the need to mess with getting a matching frame mat.

Shipping
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Print is shipped flat in corrugated cardboard with a protective clear plastic sleeve