Product display About us Art is not the answer, but a kind of sensory communication. From the pursuit and exploration of artistic life, Make the living space more exquisite, From aesthetic feeling to beauty, to create a deep mood of pleasure. That's what we're going to do. We love life and art. We operate in good faith and intend to seek development with good reputation. We live up to the trust of every customer and draw every painting with our heart. The blooming romance, singing in the wind, is like having a beautiful dream, swaying with dreamy flowers, as if happiness is about to come. About hand drawing When the painter is painting, a few brush hairs fall from the paint onto the picture. When painting to a certain place, there are many spots of pigment on the brush in some places, which will form pigment pimples after drying. This kind of situation is very common in oil painting, which is unavoidable and different from machine printing. Handmade paintings have their own characteristics, of course, they also have their own value. If a painter paints 12 hours a day, he will paint 4380 hours a year. However, it may take ten or several decades to learn painting from the beginning until achieving a small success, and even remain unknown throughout one's life. Therefore, he is stubborn and slow, and is bound to take every painting seriously. We use Finnish pine to make frames in our studio. Due to manual measurement, please allow 1-2cm difference (1cm = 0.39in) About Quality: ---All oil paintings are carefully checked by professional QC before shipping . ---Entire the paintings process are fully tracking to ensure everything in perfect . Commodity Packaging: ---We have our own frame factory, all the frame are took in pretty serious quality check. ---All paintings are carefully packed by standard package to avoid damage during shipping way, and well protect the paintings. Your oil painting is protected on the corners with cardboard, shrink film wrapped, and packed in a carton box to ensure its safety during shipping.
