The California Palm

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

In this minimalistic yet evocative impressionist painting, the artist captures a quintessential Southern California scene: a single, towering palm tree reaching upward into an expansive, cloudless sky. The palm, painted with bold, textured strokes in earthy reds and browns, stands alone yet proud, swaying gently in the endless blue. The sky itself is a vast, gradient wash of soft blues, representing the open, sun-drenched atmosphere that blankets Los Angeles.

This painting speaks to the artist’s personal journey, one rooted in a lifelong dream of warmth and California lifestyle. As a Canadian who once gazed longingly at the promise of California’s sun-soaked landscapes, the artist now celebrates the realization of that dream in Los Angeles—known as the “City of Dreams" to many. The solitary palm symbolizes both the iconic beauty of California and the artist’s own story of aspiration, resilience, and the fulfillment of living a long-imagined life in this vibrant city.