Emulated Reflections - Fine Art Print
Contemplates the mirrored self — the versions of identity we project and inherit. Subtle distortions ripple through the portrait like water disturbed by thought. The paint's surface gleams in places, dulled in others, as if emotion itself had been polished or eroded by time. It is an inquiry into the quiet falsities of perception, and the ache of authenticity underneath them.
A fine art print of an original mixed-media painting by Megan Ashman. Printed with archival inks on your selected material. Each print is made to order, carefully packaged, and prepared as an affordable artwork reproduction.
Details
This listing is for a print of the original artwork Emulated Reflections. Original artwork size: 24x30.
Original artwork materials/techniques: mediums/materials: phosphorescent paints, found objects, paper, wax, photo collage, oxidative inks, distress paint and inks, acrylic pouring, digitally altered images, acrylic paint, watercolor, spray paint, walnut ink, staining mediums, tissue paper, mica powders, glitter, heavy gel medium, gesso, pebeo prism and fantasy paints, ceramic paint, stained glass paint, alcohol inks, iridescent inks, distress crayons, charcoal, pastels, oil pastels, string, beads, jewelry, gems, chains, buttons, foils, newspaper, vinyl, plastic, walnut inks, india ink, colorshift paints and more!
The original artwork is currently available. View the original artwork listing on the site for full details, pricing, and current availability.
Print Options & Sizing
Print types and sizes vary by artwork shape. Sizes are selected to preserve the original composition without stretching or distortion. Some sizes may include a clean white border or slight crop when needed.
Made to Order, Signature & Certificate
Each print is made to order, hand signed when possible, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Prints are carefully packaged; production time may vary by size and material.
Interpretation
Emulated Reflections explores the psychological terrain between the seen and the unseen — a meditation on emotion, memory, and the fragile thresholds of identity.. The work invites contemplation of inner landscapes and the quiet movement of thought beneath form.
