POST SESSION | CANVAS GICLEE | 19 x 24

These giclees are high quality, wrapped canvas.  These are reproductions made from high resolution 'captures' of Morgan Fisher's original fine artwork. The high resolution images of the artwork are turned into museum quality, wrapped canvas prints, which are created on highest quality of archival materials, hand stretched over heavy duty bars, and coated with a protective UV varnish (protection from fading in sunlight). The gallery canvas wraps come wired and ready to hang! 

WET WOMEN® represents women on the water, in nature, enjoying life, and inspiring one another through their water activities.

‘POST SESSION’ captures the deeply satisfying feel after a session on the water: refreshed, satiated, and content. The bathing suit and wetsuit are drying in the breeze. Boards and sails are tossed back into the truck. She relaxes contently on her car, quietly observing the wind, waves, and shifting light, after her time in the elements.

This IS Living Wet Women Style™: the weightless thrill, salt + fresh water air, and unapologetic joy in the elements — followed by the calm, grounded satisfaction of the post-session moment.

These original oil stick paintings were all created 'freehand'; the oil sticks were applied directly with hands/fingers.  No brushes nor tools/instruments are used to apply the medium. They are meant to be vibrant, whimsical, expressive images- not precise nor realistic and nothing that graphic design nor computer would create. This is original 'raw art' that borderlines on folk art

This giclee version of the orignal painting is not for sale.

The original shown here served as the inspiration from a real lifestyle. Currently, only products featuring other versions — inspired by this original — are available through Wet Women®. Like many originals in the collection, this one has been intentionally altered or revised for use in other concepts and products.

These original oil stick paintings were all created 'freehand'; the oil sticks were applied directly with hands/fingers.  No brushes nor tools/instruments are used to apply the medium. They are meant to be vibrant, whimsical, expressive images- not precise nor realistic and nothing that graphic design nor computer would create. This is original 'raw art' that borderlines on folk art.