Original Art By Gabriel Schama | Ugallery.com

Gabriel Schama

Oakland, California

STUDIO TO HOME!

it's beautifully simple

free shipping • expert packaging

week-long test run on any piece

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Try any piece in your home risk-free: We want you to love your new art, so if a piece doesn't quite work in your space, return it within 7 days of receiving your order and we'll issue you a refund on the price of the art, minus a 15% restocking fee. We will pay for the return shipping.

If you have any questions about our shipping process, please email us at sales@ugallery.com.

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From studio to home, it's beautifully simple.

Free Shipping: We offer free shipping in the United States on all our artwork. Additional charges may apply for international orders.

Expert Packaging: Your artwork is expertly packaged with our custom art boxes. No peanuts, no mess.

Week-Long Test Run: Try any piece in your home risk-free: We want you to love your new art, so if a piece doesn't quite work in your space, return it within 7 days of receiving your order and we'll issue you a refund on the price of the art, minus a 15% restocking fee. We will pay for the return shipping.

If you have any questions about our shipping process, please email us at sales@ugallery.com.

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L Mitchell | 5/17/2012 | 5:38 PM

I love these. thanks for the info on the process!

Gabriel Schama | 3/5/2012 | 7:32 PM

A WORD ON THE HEXAGON PRINTS: Quick explanation of the process. The print is cut from linoleum with an exacto knife - I'm so used to them from all the paper cutting, that I doubt I'll ever switch to more conventional carving tools. I'm printing with water soluble CYMK process inks on acid free, cold press, 140lb water-color paper. The paper is nice and thick, but still prints beautifully, despite the fact that I'm pulling the prints with a rolling pin on my work desk! The printed image is about 10"x12" on 12x18 paper. I mix the inks on the fly so each print is a slightly different color than the last one. I hand paint each one after the ink has dried with water colors. The colors and form of each is un-premeditated, so I'm never going to be selling two unique prints.

UGALLERY | 11/4/2011 | 8:49 PM

The Materialization of Joy

Read more about Gabriel's paper cutting ways at the blog: http://www.ugallery.com/blog/post/Friday-Feature-The-Materialization-of-Joy.aspx