Air/PortIn January of 2015, Eric and photographer Blake Marvin thought it would be a great idea to go up in a helicopter to see what the Oakland shipyards looked like from the air. Later, inspired by the 36 iconic cranes at the Port of Oakland, the astonishing visual drama of thousands of shipping containers, and photographs from the helicopter, Eric completed a collection of paintings, of which this is one. The paintings all went to happy collectors, but we

Eric and photographer Blake Marvin thought it would be a great idea to go up in a helicopter to see what the Oakland shipyards looked like from the air

and ship it to you

The prism of rich colors makes this piece an eye-catching accent

The 4' x 6' original Scarlet Bear painting was completed by Annie for a show at 111 Minna in San Francisco in 2019

Eric's pouncing tiger collides with Annie's marvelous flora

and printed onto the background with a 48" monotype press

Based on the iconic San Francisco road sign designed by Rex May in 1955

and the natural treasures of this place we love

Show some hometown love with a 49 mile scenic drive featuring joyous Pride stripes

Prints are based on original paintings by Annie

This version makes that clear with the addition of an ornate "Home

Why not get a pair of prints to hang together and celebrate you and your partner’s home states