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First Chair, Mount Norquay

$35.00

A signed colour art print capturing the unforgettable feeling of catching first chair. Set from the perspective of Mount Norquay, it looks out over the stunning backdrop of Banff town, Mount Rundle, and Sleeping Buffalo Mountain. Bathed in the glow of a warm sunrise, this is where powder days begin.

A signed colour art print capturing the unforgettable feeling of catching first chair. Set from the perspective of Mount Norquay, it looks out over the stunning backdrop of Banff town, Mount Rundle, and Sleeping Buffalo Mountain. Bathed in the glow of a warm sunrise, this is where powder days begin.

Additional product details

 

Dimensions: 8 x 10 inches (203.2 x 254 mm)
Printing: digital
Paper stock: 100# Sustana Enviro

Shipping and returns

 

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Frequently asked questions

 

  • Live in Hay-on-Wye or Timbuktu? It’s not a problem, I can get my art to you! (I offer global shipping :o)

  • Yes, please select ‘Store Pickup’ in the Delivery Methods section of the checkout process. There is no charge for this option.

  • This print is only available at this size, however I do have other prints in different sizes available. Please check the product descriptions or feel free to get in touch.

  • Yes! Feel free to get in touch.

  • Yes, I partner with a few choice brick and mortar outlets. If you are interested in becoming a stockist please reach out.

  • I’m afraid not however all prints are compatible with standard off-the-shelf frame sizes.

  • I accept all major credit cards including MasterCard, Visa and American Express. I also offer payment through ApplePay and PayPal.

  • You will be charged in Canadian dollars (as I am based in Canada), however your local currency exchange rate will be applied by your credit card company when the payment is processed.

  • It depends on the aesthetic that I’m hoping for in each piece. Some artwork is created using good old fashioned pen on paper, I also use Procreate on the iPad, and occasionally I get to dabble with screen printing.