This digital art print, Shot of Love, captures a beautiful moment of serenity and love. The painted figure of a woman with fiery red hair sits still and peaceful in the clouds under the moonlight. She isn't a goddess, an angel, or even a cupid. She is the essence of self-love because at the end of her arrow is a golden heart. Hang this print in your home to remind yourself of the beauty of self-love.
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About the Artist: Sara Augustin (born August ‘93) is a Haitian American digital artist, florist, and oil painter based in Boynton Beach, FL. She is known for painting portraits and scenes using vivid colors, realism, and Afrocentric culture is what makes my art style unique and emotionally charged.
Shot of Love, Digital Art Print 2023
Processing Time: All art prints are made to order and can take between 2-5 business days to assemble, order soon!
Please note that the original artwork will be created in a studio in Boynton Beach, FL. Prints on paper or rolled canvas are sent to a print shop in West Palm Beach, FL.
Shipping Time: You will receive a shipping confirmation from USPS with the tracking number once it ships.
United States (2-6 business days)
Canada (8-12 business days)
Cancellations: To meet our delivery times we can only accept cancellations if submitted before noon EST the next day after ordering.
Returns: Returns are accepted within the first 14 days after delivery. The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and any loss of value if an item is not returned in its original condition.
Exchanges: We can not accept item exchanges - each item is printed to order immediately after purchase. If you receive your canvas with damage or defect, please send me photos. We will find a way to solve this.
Customs and import taxes: Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs
COPYRIGHT NOTE
The works in this store are the property of She’s So Quaintrelle, LLC, and artist Sara Augustin. If you want to reproduce a commercial seal, you should contact me to discuss the details.
1. Avoid or limit direct sunlight.
Exposure to intense sunlight can drain the color from almost anything, including your new favorite work of art. Avoid hanging your artwork anywhere where it will receive regular doses of direct sunlight.
2. Know when to frame with acrylic plexiglass, not glass.
If you don’t want the sun dictating your design choices, just make sure that your picture is framed with UV filtering acrylic rather than glass. It’s actually lighter than glass and will protect your art from fading or yellowing in direct sunlight.
3. Pay attention to humidity.
The amount of water in the air can have a significant impact on the overall health of your art. Make sure to monitor the humidity level in your home and keep it around 55%. (You can track your home’s humidity with a simple hygrometer.)
4. Watch your hands.
Always avoid directly touching the art prints without wearing cotton gloves. If you do, you risk damaging them by exposure to your fingerprints and natural oils.
5. Keep your glass or acrylics squeaky clean.
When cleaning the glass or acrylic panel protecting your artwork, always use a soft non-abrasive cloth or microfiber towel. You should also consider purchasing an acrylic or ammonia-free glass cleaner.
6. Dust—don’t clean—your paintings.
If you have a unique print that’s not behind glass or acrylic, don’t use any cleaners or solvents on the surface. Instead, lightly dust off the artwork with a soft feather duster or sable brush
