Monochrome Abstract Flower

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Original Print: 

Limited Edition Fine Art Print of a Digital Artwork

Edition of 1

Dimensions: 20cm x 30cm

Buy Monochrome Abstract Flower Original Print

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I can't remember what kind of flower this was that was growing in our garden. 

One beautiful sunny day, I decided to take a photograph of it, and didn't get round to making the abstract digital artwork from it until much later, April 2025. 

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