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Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central
Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central
Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central
Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central

Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central Coast AVA Vineyards - California Wine Country Art by Kerne Erickson - 100% Pure Silk Dupioni Fabric Print 18 x 24in

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Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central Features

  • Beautifully Printed on Highly-Lustrous Indian Dupioni Silk Fabric

  • Dupioni Silk (meaning double) is produced when two or more silkworms spin their cocoons closely together.

  • Archival Quality Fade Resistant Pigmented Inks

  • Print Overall Size: 18in X 24in

  • Image also available as Fine Art Prints on Heavyweight Matte Paper | Premium Bamboo Fiber Paper | Satin Canvas | Premium Washi Rice Paper | and Natural Fabrics (Silk - Organic Canvas - and Hemp)


About Paso Robles Wineries - San Luis Obispo - Central

Pacifica Island Art uses a 100% Pure Silk Dupioni Fabric from India to produce these unique Premium Art Prints. - ABOUT THE ARTIST - Kerne Erickson - For over 30 years, award-winning artist Kerne Erickson’s retro-style travel posters have been taking viewers ‘on location’ to popular destinations around the globe. Inspired by vintage vacation photos, brochures and other graphics, his depictions are painstakingly researched and meticulously depicted for historical accuracy as well as irresistible nostalgia. At a time when sterile, computer-generated art has become popular, it’s refreshing to see an artist like Kerne who can work his way from a well composed pencil drawing, through transparent layers of under painting, building depth and tonality until finally adding the finishing touches that bring the work into focus. His work is a perfect blend of traditional technique and modern painting mediums. Erickson, a graduate of Los Angeles Art Center College, worked for years as a freelance graphic artist on client commissions which served to develop his distinctive style. He is now a freelance artist working at his home in Orange County, California where he lives with his family.