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Flower and Bird Print Sale

Blue Flower, available in Flower Gallery
Imagekind is currently offering a 25% discount on framing until midnight U.S. Pacific time on August 19th (use promo code Movies10 at checkout to get the discount), so I'm joining the party and have just marked down my prices for all work in my bird and flower galleries by 50%. There's no promo code necessary to get the discount on my prints, by the way; just use the Imagekind promo code if you are going to use their framing services. (You can get the discounted price on the prints even if you don't get them framced, by the way).

So hop on over to my flower gallery and bird gallery and start shopping before this limited-time offer expires on August 19th.




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