fter what feels like forever, she's finally done. I used the florals that were in her original pregnancy shoot for the piece - roses which symbolize fertility, purity, and chastity; and popeys which symbolize loss. Bey was quite public about a miscarriage before Blue Ivy, so these flowers were probably a tribute to this. I loved the grayscale aesthetic of the original image so I maintained that and tried to push the colours of the flowers to be a grand statement element in lieue of her already majestic floral crown. Giclée print on heavyweight matte-coated fine art paper, printed in-house at my Toronto studio on Epson SureColor and Canon imagePROGRAF wide-format printers. Available 8×10" to 24×36", unframed or framed in black or white. Beyonce, BXYONCE, art print, giclée print, wall art
