Butterfly Wing Scales No. 34 — A1 Framed Fine Art Giclée Print

Sale Price: A$800.00 Original Price: A$1,200.00

Artist: Chelsea Hopkins-Allan

Title: Butterfly Wing Scales No. 34

Series: Butterfly Wing Scales

Edition: Open edition

Medium: Archival giclée fine-art reproduction on 290 gsm archival fine-art paper using archival pigment inks

Framed size: 81 × 105 cm

Orientation: Portrait as presented; the abstract composition may also be displayed in landscape orientation

Framing: Custom handmade black timber frame with a broad white mat raised approximately 5 mm above the print, creating subtle separation and depth. Protected with premium-grade acrylic glazing.

Availability: One framed Art Display Stock example

Status: Discontinued — this framed open-edition product is no longer being produced in this format. This is one of the final remaining framed examples held in the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock collection.

Regular price: AUD $1,200

Sale price: AUD $800 (33% OFF)

Butterfly Wing Scales No. 34 is a richly coloured composition inspired by the minute overlapping scales found on butterfly and moth wings. Hundreds of repeated hand-rendered marks form an irregular woven field of colour, combining the biological structure of wing scales with the visual rhythm of crochet, textile and cellular patterning.

The upper and surrounding field is dominated by luminous shades of coral, salmon, rose pink, magenta, orange and red, interspersed with smaller passages of yellow, turquoise, green, blue and white.

Within the lower part of the composition, a large circular formation introduces deeper tones of charcoal, black, olive, forest green, navy and electric blue, surrounding a softly contrasting centre of pale peach, cream and warm pink.

The interaction between the vivid warm surrounding field and the darker circular form creates strong visual depth and gives the work the character of both an enlarged biological structure and a contemporary abstract composition.

At A1 scale, the individual repeated marks remain clearly visible while the broader colour relationships and large circular structure become increasingly apparent at greater viewing distance.

The broad white mat creates a clean visual separation between the intensely coloured artwork and the custom black timber frame. The mat is raised approximately 5 mm above the print, introducing subtle dimensional depth within the presentation.

This framed open-edition product has been discontinued and no further framed examples in this format are being produced. This is one of the final remaining examples from the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock collection.

This artwork forms part of the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock Sale collection.

Photography note: The photographs show the actual framed display-stock artwork. Reflections through the acrylic glazing, ambient lighting, camera angle, camera white balance and image processing may affect the apparent colour, contrast and clarity. A separate artwork image provides a clearer indication of the composition and palette, although the physical print remains more vibrant and finely detailed when viewed directly.

Artist: Chelsea Hopkins-Allan

Title: Butterfly Wing Scales No. 34

Series: Butterfly Wing Scales

Edition: Open edition

Medium: Archival giclée fine-art reproduction on 290 gsm archival fine-art paper using archival pigment inks

Framed size: 81 × 105 cm

Orientation: Portrait as presented; the abstract composition may also be displayed in landscape orientation

Framing: Custom handmade black timber frame with a broad white mat raised approximately 5 mm above the print, creating subtle separation and depth. Protected with premium-grade acrylic glazing.

Availability: One framed Art Display Stock example

Status: Discontinued — this framed open-edition product is no longer being produced in this format. This is one of the final remaining framed examples held in the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock collection.

Regular price: AUD $1,200

Sale price: AUD $800 (33% OFF)

Butterfly Wing Scales No. 34 is a richly coloured composition inspired by the minute overlapping scales found on butterfly and moth wings. Hundreds of repeated hand-rendered marks form an irregular woven field of colour, combining the biological structure of wing scales with the visual rhythm of crochet, textile and cellular patterning.

The upper and surrounding field is dominated by luminous shades of coral, salmon, rose pink, magenta, orange and red, interspersed with smaller passages of yellow, turquoise, green, blue and white.

Within the lower part of the composition, a large circular formation introduces deeper tones of charcoal, black, olive, forest green, navy and electric blue, surrounding a softly contrasting centre of pale peach, cream and warm pink.

The interaction between the vivid warm surrounding field and the darker circular form creates strong visual depth and gives the work the character of both an enlarged biological structure and a contemporary abstract composition.

At A1 scale, the individual repeated marks remain clearly visible while the broader colour relationships and large circular structure become increasingly apparent at greater viewing distance.

The broad white mat creates a clean visual separation between the intensely coloured artwork and the custom black timber frame. The mat is raised approximately 5 mm above the print, introducing subtle dimensional depth within the presentation.

This framed open-edition product has been discontinued and no further framed examples in this format are being produced. This is one of the final remaining examples from the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock collection.

This artwork forms part of the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock Sale collection.

Photography note: The photographs show the actual framed display-stock artwork. Reflections through the acrylic glazing, ambient lighting, camera angle, camera white balance and image processing may affect the apparent colour, contrast and clarity. A separate artwork image provides a clearer indication of the composition and palette, although the physical print remains more vibrant and finely detailed when viewed directly.