Originally painted with acrylic and sprayed with a high gloss finish.

Using the top end of inkjet printing papers available today from the leading manufacturers in the field. They are predominantly 300gsm or above in weight, most are 100% cotton base, and all are graded as museum quality. You can expect a print life of between 75-150 years.

Art Synopsis:

The artwork titled "Frenchie in France" employs a photographic technique known as "Bokeh," derived from the Japanese term meaning "blur." This technique effectively creates a distinction between the subject—the French Bulldog clad in traditional French attire—and the background, resulting in a shallow depth of field. In this composition, the French Bulldog is rendered in sharp focus within the depth of field, while the iconic Eiffel Tower recedes into a soft blur, establishing its presence without detracting from the subject. 

The popularity of the Bokeh technique lies in its ability to enhance the visual appeal of photographs by directing the viewer's attention to specific areas within the frame. I have adapted this photography style into my painting, further infusing it with a whimsical touch. The French Bulldog is humorously adorned with a fashionable beret, a cravat, round sunglasses, and a striped t-shirt, embodying a playful spirit while unmistakably representing its French setting. The blurred Eiffel Tower in the background serves to reinforce the location's identity, ensuring that the essence of Paris is prominently featured. 

Painted 14th of November 2023