“The planet invites us to notice, appreciate and participate in all of its sensory manifestations. Our senses collide and collaborate with the colors, forms, patterns and rhythms of this intricate symphony of life unfolding, receiving all this nourishment simply through the magnificence of our own earthly body.” – Jamie

3 DAY SALE FOR THE EARTH

NatureBeingArt images as dye-infused aluminum prints with 2 different frame choices are on sale for 3 days at a steeply reduced price to benefit the wonderful work of 350.org, one of the leading organizations in the climate change movement, assisting the world in the transition from fossil fuels to carbon-free renewables.

 

20% of proceeds go directly to 350.org

 

Share some beauty from the natural world with others and support 350.org at the same time.

 

Prices good until Monday, November 26 7pm Pacific Time

 

 

HD Metal Prints are resistant to moisture, have incredible scratch and abrasion resistance, and can be cleaned with any all-purpose cleaner. These prints are ready to hang and enjoy for years to come. You can order either:

 

An aluminum print with a recessed back frame

 

 

8x12: $175

12x18: $205

16x24: $285

 

An aluminum print with a black wood float frame

 

 

8x12: $215

12x18: $275

16x24: $385

 

Additional Costs
CA customers add 8% sales tax

 

Domestic Shipping: $40/ first item; $30/ each (2-4 items)

FREE shipping on 5 or more items in one order

 

To order:

1) Browse NatureBeingArt Galleries HERE

2) Write down name(s) of image(s) you wish to purchase.

3) Pick a size and a frame option.

 

4) Download the PDF invoice HERE, enter your choices (names of images, sizes and frames), and your contact information.

 

5) Return form to naturebeingart@gmail.com and submit payment through Paypal.

 

Any questions? Feel free to contact us 9am-9pm Pacific time at 415-250-4133 or through email.

 

 

 

 

                                                                          

“The longer I live the more beautiful life becomes.” - Frank Lloyd Wright

“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.” - Henry David Thoreau