Gibsons Steps no 4 | Limited Edition Print

Gibson's Steps no 4 | Limited Edition Print

Medium: Archival giclée print on high-quality paper or canvas

Only 10 editions will be made across all sizes.

Image sizes include -

1. 50 x 50 cm (approx. 53 x 53 cm inc. frame for canvas)
2. 90 x 90 cm (approx. 93 x 93 cm inc. frame for canvas)
3. 130 x 100 cm (approx. 133 x 103 cm inc. frame for canvas)

Custom sizes also available by request. Please contact here for a quote

Framing: Only available for canvas print surfaces. Unframed prints are available rolled in either paper or canvas.  Professional stretching &/or framing is advised for both print surfaces, should you choose this option. Please reach out here if you need any framing advice before purchase.

Hand-signed and numbered by Lauren Danger and with Certificate of Authenticity

This artwork is made to order when a purchase is made.  Orders may take 2 weeks + shipping for unframed/unstretched and 5-6 weeks + shipping for framed options.

*Please note that the gallery images are for inspiration purposes only to help you envision your artwork framed.  The images in the gallery is of the small limited edition print in canvas.  For framing options, conditions apply.  Please see FAQ’s here for more details

Free pickup from Torquay studio or Frameline (North Geelong)

Shipping included within Australia.

This artwork is a limited edition print of the "Gibsons Steps no 4" original artwork.

Please click here to read up on FAQ's and details for my prints and here to see the entire series

The Gibsons Steps is based on the seascapes right next door to the 12 Apostles, Girai Wurrung Country/Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia.

A year ago I released the 12 Apostles series with the thought to include the Gibsons Steps as they’re right next door to one another.  As the series grew I knew they deserved their own seperate series.  This is the result.  From angles taken from along the Great Ocean Walk as well as the beach, there’s a full variety of perspectives.  Inspiration for no. 3, 5 and 7 have all been taken by Josh Beames.

There’s a bit of a twist in the colour palette compared to the 12 Apostles series.  You’ll mainly see this in the water.  Going from a deeper mineral blue to a brighter aqua and turquoise.  There’s also the addition of more earthier tones which I feel work well against the water, with the odd pop of magenta, coral and dusty pink.