The "Blueprint" Fine Art Print

From my Everything I Said I Would collection.

Imagine a bestie that helps you come back to the plan.

The one who reminds you that you don’t have to figure out your whole life today. You just need to take one step towards your plan. 

Blueprint is that guy.

He keeps you grounded when your ideas feel too big, too messy, or too far away. He reminds you that your dreams don’t need to stay floating in your head. They can become real when you give them structure, patience, and movement.

With him around as a constant reminder of the person little you said you would become, following through feels less overwhelming and more possible.

Grab a print for yourself. He’s good company.

"Make a plan. Take a step. Celebrate."

Details

Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, a museum-grade fine art paper with a beautiful textured matte finish. The paper has a soft, velvety surface that gives the print depth, richness, and a feel that closely honors the original canvas.

Each piece is produced as a giclée print using archival pigment inks, giving the artwork rich color, sharp detail, and long-lasting quality.

The finish is matte and non-reflective, so there is no distracting glare under lighting. Each print includes a white border around the artwork for a fine art finish and easier framing.

Frame shown for styling. Print ships unframed and is carefully packaged to help prevent creases, bends, or damage during transit.

Digitally signed on the bottom right side of the fine art paper by the artist, Chinwendu O. Opara.

Size Guide

The listed size refers to the artwork area. Each print includes a white border, so the final paper size is slightly larger.

• 12×16 in artwork = 14×18 in final paper size
• 18×24 in artwork = 20.6×26.6 in final paper size
• 24×32 in artwork = 27×35 in final paper size

Please note: The watermark shown in the product image is for online preview/protection only and will not appear on the official print. The official fine art print will include the house of wendu signature on the bottom right side of the fine art paper.