“Spring Already” 12×14.25″ Framed Art Card by Artist Micqaela Jones

“Spring Already” 12″ x 14.25″ Framed Art Card by Artist Micqaela Jones     Is It Spring Already? We’re still sleepy and hungry! Who dares to wake me from my snooze? Hey Boo Boo!!! Where’s my picnic basket? These Art prints feature Authentic Indigenous Art Art image sizes vary up to 5″x 7″ Small Framed and Matted Art Cards are printed on heavy cardstock paper The 6″ x 9″ image is double matted and framed with a 3/4″ inch black frame Finished size is 12″ x 14.25″ The artist’s biography appears on the back of the frame   Artist Micqaela Jones’s beautiful artwork can be found in many different products, such as Art Cards, Art Prints, Mugs, Plates, Journals, Calendars, Planners, and more!   AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS ART The artist or copyright holder has been paid a royalty for the sale of this product MATERIALS & FRAME: Paper: Heavy cardstock paper Frame colour: Black Matte colour: White Double matted & framed in a modern composite frame Frame measuring 12″ x 14.25″ Saw-toothed hanger mounted on the back of the frame Each framed art card comes with corner protectors DIMENSIONS: Image Size: 9 x 6 in (22.9 x 15.2 cm) Finished Size: 13 x 10 5/8 in (33.0 x 27.0 cm) Framed Size: 14.25 x 12 in (36 x 30 x 2 cm) Framed Weight: 829g Printed & Made in Canada   Artist: Micqaela Jones – Te-moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Nevada Cultural Background: Te-moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Nevada Micqaela grew up on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation of the Shoshone and Paiute Nations located 100 miles northeast of Elko, Nevada on the Idaho border. Her youth was filled with rich visual experiences, days spent hunting, fishing and enjoying the beauty of Nevada’s outdoors with her sister and two brothers. It wasn’t until later in life, as a young adult, that Micqaela began painting and showing her art at various art shows around the country, like the Santa Fe Indian Market, Eiteljorg Museum Indian art Market, Autry Museum Los Angeles, Cherokee Art Market, Red Earth Market as well as several Museum Shows and solo exhibits. Today, Micqaela continues to work on new ideas, new paintings and new techniques. Her work has evolved into an intertwining of her Shoshone culture along with contemporary expressions, resulting in colorful vivid paintings.   Unique Indigenous Art Print