3 California Palms

You can choose between unframed paper print or a rolled canvas print. We chose the best possible materials to showcase the art and allow it to be shipped internationally. 

Paper Print:

Hot Press Smooth Matte Fine Art Paper

High-quality, archival grade, acid-free, 100% cotton rag inkjet paper. Producing an ultra smooth fine art finish. 

• Weight: 330 gsm, 17 mil
• Texture: Very lightly textured
• Finish: Matte
• Acidity: Acid-free

Rolled Canvas: 

High Quality Canvas Roll

Comes without stretcher bars. This unstretched option is perfect for international transport and custom framing. Canvas prints have a one inch border so you can wrap the canvas onto stretcher bars without affecting the painting proportions. If you are within the US and you would prefer a stretched and framed canvas, please contact us and we will be happy to give you a quote.

We print on a thick, archival-grade canvas to ensure durability. It is pH neutral and acid-free, so it will not yellow over time. Professional giclee ink is the industry standard for long lasting, quality prints. These bright, vivid, and amazing colors will resist fading for over 100 years and help your print last for generations.

• Material: Archival, Poly-Cotton Mix Canvas
• Hanging Option: None

A trio of tall palm trees stretches upward into the clear blue California sky, each standing as a towering emblem of the Southern California dream. The artist, a Canadian native, paints these palms with thick, expressive brushstrokes that capture their unique personalities. Each tree seems to possess its own character as they rise against the sky, slightly swaying yet rooted in their shared environment.

The palm trees, often symbols of Hollywood glamour and the idyllic California lifestyle, reflect the artist’s childhood dreams of living in Los Angeles. The city, so synonymous with aspirations, attracts people from around the world with its promises of success and warm coastal living. For the artist, palms have become a visual metaphor for her own infatuation with Southern California, representing not just the physical landscape but the emotional allure that LA holds for so many, both locals and outsiders alike.

Through her brushstrokes, the artist brings to life the essence of these iconic symbols, celebrating both their beauty and their cultural resonance. The palms are not just trees—they are sentinels of a dreamscape, watching over the city that holds the hopes and ambitions of those who walk beneath them. This painting reflects not only the artist’s personal journey but the universal infatuation with the idea of California as a place where dreams take root.