Renewal of My Spirit III (Growth Continues)
There’s a magnificent Willow Tree standing tall at Edgewater Park in Cleveland, Ohio. It exudes a serene and comforting presence, as if Mother Nature herself were enveloping you in an affectionate embrace. Like countless others, I felt drawn to its allure. It was a crisp autumn day, and the Willow danced gracefully in the breeze, its leaves fluttering and gently descending. Just a month prior, it had been teeming with life, a stunning display of vibrant greenery. But on that day, it appeared more subdued, adorned with muted yellow tones against the backdrop of an overcast sky. Yet, within its seemingly diminished state, I discovered a hidden symphony of colors that I hadn't consciously sought, but found nevertheless.
In that moment, a profound sense of awe and gratitude washed over me, igniting a flame of inspiration within my being. It marked the genesis of a personal journey toward healing and renewal.
This grand Willow symbolizes a heartfelt prayer, my very own Mi Sheberach. Since that transformative day, I have relentlessly pursued life with honesty and authenticity, that’s when I found myself, Jason Toth the Artist.
NOTE: Paper prints 24x36 or larger not available in metallic paper
There’s a magnificent Willow Tree standing tall at Edgewater Park in Cleveland, Ohio. It exudes a serene and comforting presence, as if Mother Nature herself were enveloping you in an affectionate embrace. Like countless others, I felt drawn to its allure. It was a crisp autumn day, and the Willow danced gracefully in the breeze, its leaves fluttering and gently descending. Just a month prior, it had been teeming with life, a stunning display of vibrant greenery. But on that day, it appeared more subdued, adorned with muted yellow tones against the backdrop of an overcast sky. Yet, within its seemingly diminished state, I discovered a hidden symphony of colors that I hadn't consciously sought, but found nevertheless.
In that moment, a profound sense of awe and gratitude washed over me, igniting a flame of inspiration within my being. It marked the genesis of a personal journey toward healing and renewal.
This grand Willow symbolizes a heartfelt prayer, my very own Mi Sheberach. Since that transformative day, I have relentlessly pursued life with honesty and authenticity, that’s when I found myself, Jason Toth the Artist.
NOTE: Paper prints 24x36 or larger not available in metallic paper
There’s a magnificent Willow Tree standing tall at Edgewater Park in Cleveland, Ohio. It exudes a serene and comforting presence, as if Mother Nature herself were enveloping you in an affectionate embrace. Like countless others, I felt drawn to its allure. It was a crisp autumn day, and the Willow danced gracefully in the breeze, its leaves fluttering and gently descending. Just a month prior, it had been teeming with life, a stunning display of vibrant greenery. But on that day, it appeared more subdued, adorned with muted yellow tones against the backdrop of an overcast sky. Yet, within its seemingly diminished state, I discovered a hidden symphony of colors that I hadn't consciously sought, but found nevertheless.
In that moment, a profound sense of awe and gratitude washed over me, igniting a flame of inspiration within my being. It marked the genesis of a personal journey toward healing and renewal.
This grand Willow symbolizes a heartfelt prayer, my very own Mi Sheberach. Since that transformative day, I have relentlessly pursued life with honesty and authenticity, that’s when I found myself, Jason Toth the Artist.
NOTE: Paper prints 24x36 or larger not available in metallic paper
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Let’s Get Metal with Metal Art Prints
Creating art that POPS is my purpose, my MO, the ultimate goal. While the work I produce looks stunning on photo paper, the absolute best way to experience my art is when it's printed on a slab of metal… aluminum to be precise. The shimmer, the sheen, and the durability just cannot be beat. There are so many benefits to metal prints, but my favorite (from a utilitarian standpoint) is that you never have to worry about the expense and frustration that comes with custom framing.
Your metal prints come ready to hang with a built-in mount. And don’t be fooled by the material, these things are ultra-light, so you never have to deal with the anxiety of coming home to a fresh hole in your drywall and shattered glass on the floor!
So, what goes into a metal print?
Metal prints represent a new art medium for preserving photos and art by infusing dyes directly into specially coated aluminum sheets. Because the image is infused into the surface and not on it, the artwork takes on an almost magical luminescence. The ultra-hard scratch-resistant surface is waterproof/weatherproof and can be cleaned easily with ammonia-free glass cleaner. For the best viewing experience metal prints should not be displayed in direct sunlight.
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Get that Paper… Paper Prints
Perhaps you have the perfect frame in mind for a piece of my art and a metal print just won’t cut it… let’s go old-school with modern technology and get you a stunning photo-paper print. Available in a range of sizes with most pieces printed on brilliant metallic-paper that shimmers and mesmerizes in the light. Just wait until you see it in person!
Old School in the Newest Way
Metallic paper uses a patented combination of film and laminate layers resulting in a striking metallic shine. Its unique pearlescent surface, ultra-bright backgrounds, and smooth photo finish draw you into the brilliant world of color I created as if you were looking through a window. Oh, and it will last a lifetime or two (or more)… standard Archival Value of 100 years in home display; 200 years in dark storage.
Now, let’s add some color to your walls and make everyday a beautiful experience. I can’t wait for you to see what you’ve been missing.
…and yet, there is a deeper lesson to be learned here. Our senses, though magnificent in their own right, can only show us a limited view of reality. We are bound by the visible spectrum of light, the range of audible sound frequencies, and the physical limitations of our bodies. But when we embrace reality as it is, without imposing our own labels, stories and expectations, we open ourselves up to a world of wonder and possibility.
If you’re interested in having one of my pieces printed in a different size or material, I’m eager to hear about it. Please click here to contact me.
