Melodia Metal Print
by David T Wilkinson
Product Details
Melodia metal print by David T Wilkinson. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
My wife (a pianist and teacher) and I stayed at a bed and breakfast in Sister Bay, Wisconsin and they had this old pump organ. She had to try it out.... more
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Artist's Description
My wife (a pianist and teacher) and I stayed at a bed and breakfast in Sister Bay, Wisconsin and they had this old pump organ. She had to try it out. In working with the image I gave it a sepia tone with a vintage look.
FEATURED in the FOTOPAINTING Group 5/19/15.
FEATURED in the MIDWEST AMERICA PHOTOGRAPHY Group 5/25/15.
FEATURED in the EVERYTHING MANUFACTURED Group 6/30/15.
About David T Wilkinson
David T. Wilkinson attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison and Milwaukee, studying art and architecture. He earned a Master's Degree in Architecture in 1975. As a child Dave first learned about photography in his grandfather's darkroom, developed his eye for photography during college, and has progressed with his art through digital technology. In addition to his photography, over four decades Dave created pen and ink artwork including Door County, Wisconsin scenes as well as custom residential renderings. Dave is a retired United Methodist minister, having served churches in Green Bay, Wisconsin and Cleveland Heights, Ohio. In his photography Dave captures his unique perspective as architect, artist and minister. "I believe that we...
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Karen Adams
Such a fun image. Love your close POV. . . . .f/l/tw
Toni Abdnour
Beautiful composition, David! fave/tw
Jenny Revitz Soper
Gorgeous! David...I found a similar organ in the Independence Kansas Museum! Love this treatment! l/f
Lois Bryan
Boy does this ever take me back ... just like my grandmothers ... even the type on the keys is the same ... wow ... great angle and composition, by the way!!! l/f and tweeted
Susan Grube
The sepia tone works well for this photo. Well done.
Jean OKeeffe Macro Abundance Art
Delightful! Your artwork is featured on the homepage of the FAA group FotoPainting! FL