Golden Destiny

"Golden Destiny"___-- Orlando, FL 2006

Signed & Dated by the artist with a certificate of authenticity from the National Fine Arts Title Registry.

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20x30 inch 1/100 Printed on Smooth Fine Art paper

Archivally Matted & Mounted on a 32x40 Metal Frame ( more details ) $1,930_

Unframed Print $1,500_

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24x36 inch 1/100 Printed on Stretched Canvas museum wrap with UV Matte Laminate $1,500 _
( Does not require a frame to be displayed. )
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13 x 19 1/100 Printed on Epson Matte Paper-Heavyweight with genuine Epson UltraChrome K3 archival inks.

Archivally Matted & Mounted on a 24x36 Metal Frame ( more details ) $550.00 _

Unframed Print $350.00_

Unframed Prints will be sent in a clear archival polypropylene envelopes (more details)

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Save a Bird
by Jeremy Taylor under Daily Green Tips

Spring has finally hit the northern hemisphere, and with it comes cleaning. But while you’re wiping a winter’s worth of grime off your windows, don’t be too meticulous; the clean windows allowing you to enjoy nature’s vernal charms may also be posing a threat: specifically to birds.

Windows—either transparent (most houses) or reflective (most skyscrapers) account for a bogglingly high number of bird deaths: as many as a billion each year, in North America alone, according to one American researcher. Certain skyscrapers have been recorded taking down more than 200 birds a day—and so have many suburban neighbourhoods.

This approximation makes bird–window collisions the second biggest cause of bird population decrease, after habitat destruction … and ahead of popular culprits like power lines, oil slicks, and hydro towers. (more)