Card Print In 2011, Bastrop, Texas experienced the Bastrop County Complex fire which destroyed over 1600 structures and over 32,000 acres. The area continues to struggle but is healing. This image highlights the landscape which was barren in so many locations after the fire. Many of the trees that managed to survive the fire were still scarred and were few and far between. The orangey-red captures the hills of hematite-rich soil in the area. Print product size is an overall 5" x 7"; the actual printed image is 3" x 3". Card is 80lb heavyweight matte white cardstock with a white 28lb bond square flap A7 envelope. All of my giclée prints are commercially printed. Paper is a premium archival matte that is 100% cotton and free from optical brighteners, acid and lignin. Inks used are genuine manufacturer branded inks that are archival certified. The result is an image that is completely archival and truly museum grade--buy with confidence! Blank interior (no text). Note: As these cards were photographed in cellophane packaging for protection, you may see reflections or shine in the image which are not present on the actual product. Shipping & Handling This museum grade print is carefully packaged with protective materials to ensure safe delivery to your door. Please allow 3-5 business days for processing before shipment. Extra care is taken during packaging and handling. Intellectual Rights This is a print of an original, one-of-a-kind piece of art created by Amanda Craig. All reproduction rights are retained by the artist, Amanda Craig. Returns & Exchanges We want you to love your purchase. Please review our return policy for details on returns and exchanges for artwork. If you have any questions about this piece before purchasing, please contact us at [email protected].
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