Cheers - Aperol Spritz Art Print

The Spritz fan club is a PASSIONATE one. I can see the European vacation just looking at the glass. You'll probably taste herbs, rhubarb, oranges, hints of apricot, and floral notes.

This collection was inspired by mid century modern travel posters, but with a little modern pizazz. You will find the beverage name with illustrations of possible flavor notes you would get. 

Print Details:

Text on Print: "Aperol Spritz"

Size: 8” x 10” or 11" x 14" - Both are easy-peasy to find a frame and versatile for most spaces. The 8x10 may even fit in a scrapbook when you don't want it on the wall anymore.

Orientation: Portrait - That's tall one, not the wide one

Grades: 

Grade A - Fine Art - 100% Cotton Rag, acid free, lignin free (prevents discoloration and fading), and no optical brighteners - Tree-free AND the cotton typically comes from the textile industry. Printed with pigment ink (does great in sunny spots)

Grade B - Recycled - 110-130# Recycled Paper. Digitally printed with dye-based ink. Same materials as my greeting cards.

Thickness/Weight: 285 gsm or 290 gsm - What does that mean? The paper is thick and durable, and would probably jam your home printer. I either print at home or use a giclee printing company - hence the slight difference.

Ink: Pigment-based ink - holds up better in sunny spots and stays colorful longer!

Prints are packaged using:

• Rigid direct mailer envelopes made from 90% post-consumer recycled materials, and they are certified recyclable and naturally biodegradable. Boom.
• Backing Board - Try to use recycled materials when I can
• Plastic sleeve for protection - Sometimes I use non-plastic ones, but I've found they unfortunately aren't as "eco-friendly" as the company implies, and they don't hold up well in heat and moisture.
• Zero-waste shipping labels - both the label AND backing (the thing you peel a fresh sticker off of) are recyclable. We don't always think about the label part when we recycle!

All materials are subject to change based on availability. Don’t worry, I won’t compromise quality.