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Museum-quality frameless canvas prints hand-wrapped around hardwood stretcher bars. Can be displayed individually or as curated ensembles.
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Once upon a time there lived a mom and a dad who just so happen to be King and Queen. The anticipated day had arrived - the birth of their little Princess Aurora. She arrived with a great celebration, as her parents rejoiced with the announcement of their beautiful little girl. They now had an heir to the throne, and someone they could love with all their heart. There was nothing they wouldn"t do for their little Princess. Give her the world? Absolutely. Save her from the world? They did their best.
Fifteen years ago, my wife and I welcomed our eighth and final child. We were filled with that same joy. There was nothing we wouldn"t give him. However, as we learned with all of our children, there"s only so much we can do to protect them. We have always felt that someone other than us, was watching out for them … someone helping them handle life"s challenges.
Sleeping Beauty for my family is the reminder, that it takes a wonderful supporting cast to raise a child. Little "fairies" and valiant heroes to help save
the day.
Our wonderful boy is growing up. He is awesome! We are so grateful that he has had more than just his parents looking out for him. Great teachers, good friends, and handpicked role models.They lift him up and help him fight the dragons of the world. We believe, that with a little help, he will be alright. Sleeping Beauty is that example of HOPE that we all have our "Prince Charming"s" to encourage and help us on life"s journey.
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Eric Dowdle
Eric Dowdle grew up in the western United States as one of 12 children, with many childhood stories reflected in his artwork—from chickens in mailboxes to boys surprising moms with neighbor's flowers. After moving to Boston, he developed a fascination with folk art that combined his values, love of people, and storytelling ability. Today, Eric and his wife Deb live on a farm in Lindon, Utah, by the Wasatch Mountains, which he calls "my favorite place on earth."
Eric has been creating art for nearly three decades, popularizing a new genre of story-telling art filled with fun and humor. As both a sketch artist and fine-art painter, he's one of only a few artists licensed to paint iconic Disney storybook characters. His travels worldwide have inspired paintings of popular destinations like Rome and Paris alongside hidden gems like Frankenmuth, Michigan and Stowe, Vermont. He says, "It's the people that make a place or event unforgettable. I find it a thrill to celebrate people's experiences by putting their stories into my paintings."
Eric's paintings are treasure hunts filled with Easter eggs, pop-culture references, and vibrant humor, featuring his signature fluffy clouds and sculptured mountains. His collection of over 300 paintings has been converted into premium products like puzzles and prints, selling over one million puzzles annually through major retailers. His hope is that whether gazing at a masterpiece or building a puzzle, people will be flooded with joyful memories and passion to make more.