Baja, a Winter with palms
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I lived in a sweet cabaña made out of palms. My driveway was strewn with them. They were everywhere in the landscape. Drawn to the stunning geometry of the fronds, I embarked on a cyanotype project made exclusively with this local palm, called ‘Washingtonia’ or ‘fan’ palm.
The project culminated in an exhibit at the Oystera, in Todos Santos, in April 2022, titled ‘Blueprints from Baja’.
The pieces that are still available are now exclusively for sale at Pez Gordo Gallery and right here, in my online shop!
Blueprints from Baja: 'The First Ones'
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in April 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
This format in the ‘Blueprints from Baja’ series has not been shown anywhere and is exclusively available in my web shop.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front (not shown yet in picture).
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
Blueprints from Baja: 'Robusta'
When in Baja, the fan palm reminds you of paradise everywhere you go. In these cyanotypes they take on both abstract and geometric guises. Brighten up your space with a slice of Baja blue. Make them stand out on their own, or make an impression by pairing multiple.
Size: 14 x 20 inches • 35 x 50 cm
Blueprints from Baja: 'The 29'
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
‘The 29’ are a series of 29 unique cyanotypes, made with the Baja fan palm. 21 of them were presented together in an impressive installation piece during my show ‘Blueprints from Baja’ at the Oystera in Todos Santos.
Of this series, 14 are for sale in this webshop. Another 13 are for sale exclusively at Pez Gordo Gallery in Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo. (scroll down to see which ones)
Please inquire for pricing if you would like to create an installation piece out of multiple cyanotypes from ‘The 29’ series.
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 20 x 28 inches • 51 x 71 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The result, a collection of cyanotypes of different sizes, is now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 5 x 2 feet (60 x 24 inches) • 152.5 x 61 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The result, a collection of cyanotypes of different sizes, is now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 2 x 4 feet (24 x 48 inches) • 61 x 122 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
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This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
Blueprints from Baja: 'Easy' & ‘Breezy’
Palms palms palms. The ‘Breezy’ series is a long format. These cyanotypes are playful and exuberant. The ‘Easy’ series is tall. These ones stand out in tight spaces.
Size: 5 x 2 feet (60 x 24 inches) • 152.5 x 61 cm
Blueprints from Baja: 'XL'
These are the cyanotypes I wanted to make from the beginning, capturing the fan palm in its full glory. These 4x6 foot blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
Size: 4 x 5.5 feet (48 x 66 inches) • 122 x 168 cm
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 4 x 5.5 feet (48 x 66 inches) • 122 x 168 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 5.5 x 4 feet (66 x 48 inches) • 168 x 122 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 4 x 6 feet (48 x 72 inches) • 122 x 183 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 4 x 5.5 feet (48 x 66 inches) • 122 x 168 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 4 x 6 feet (48 x 72 inches) • 122 x 183 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 4 x 6 feet (48 x 72 inches) • 122 x 183 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me privately and I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 5.5 x 4 feet (66 x 48 inches) • 168 x 122 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me and I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
When I first laid eyes on the Baja fan palm I knew I wanted to capture it in its full glory. These ‘XL’ cyanotypes, made on watercolor paper, range from stately to playful, from pronounced to elusive. These blueprints from Baja are sure to make a bold statement in your space.
Impressive as they are on their own, they can be hung in pairs in slightly bigger spaces. Some collectors choose to combine a piece from the ‘XL’ series with a smaller piece elsewhere in their space, for balance.
I made 10 ‘XL’ fan palm cyanotypes in Baja in April-May of 2022. I can’t wait to make more and am gearing up for some commissions in Fall-Winter 2022-23. Get in touch if you are interested in a commission piece!
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Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there. The results are now yours to enjoy!
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Size: 4 x 6 feet (48 x 72 inches) • 122 x 183 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canson Montval watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in May 2022
This piece ships in a sturdy PVC pipe, from Baja California Sur (Mexico). If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!
If you are in the Todos Santos area, we can bring the piece to your house for viewing. That way you can see if it is a good fit before deciding. Do not hesitate to reach out about this!
Baja Blueprints
Impressions from the exhibit at Oystera, Todos Santos (April 2022)
Collectors with their Baja pieces
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Charlene (Todos Santos, Baja)
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Amber (San Jose del Cabo, Baja)
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Kate (Todos Santos, Baja)
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Charlene (Todos Santos, Baja)
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Jeff (El Pescadero, Baja)
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Seph (Marfa, Texas)
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Phil & Shannon (San Francisco, California)
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Sergio & Erika (Ensenada, Baja)
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John & Laurie (Jerome, Arizona)
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Kelsey (San Jose del Cabo, Baja)
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Debra (Montrose, Colorado)
These cyanotypes are the ones that kicked off my Baja Palm series. They are the smallest format available in the Baja collection, making them a great fit for any space. On their own, they stand out. Together, they tell a story.
Washingtonia robusta, commonly know as the Mexican fan palm, is a palm tree native to the Baja California peninsula. You’ll see these palms waving in the coastal breeze and you’ll see them integrated in ‘palapa’ roofs and in fences.
While in Baja in the Winter of 2022, I got pretty intimate with the fan palm. I lived in a cabaña made out of fan palms. And I was immediately drawn to the stunning geometry of the palms that were growing on my driveway. I decided to work with the fan palm exclusively during my time there.
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Size: 10 x 14 inches • 24 x 34 cm
Details: Unique, original cyanotype on Canaletto ‘Grano Grueso’ watercolor paper 300 gr. Unframed. Signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back. Signature on the front.
Made in: El Pescadero, Baja California Sur (Mexico) in January 2022
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This piece ships from the Continental US. If your destination is not in my list of shipping options, contact me so I can figure out the best shipping method for you!