'Blue Hour' by Izzy Rose Grange PRE ORDER3 colour risograph print297x420mm / on 170gsm Munken Polar paper. Numbered by hand and embossed with Damn Fine Print seal. Please note:- This is a pre-order item. Orders will be printed and fulfilled starting March 18th, after this sale ends.- As this item has not yet been printed, the finished result may vary slightly from the mockups you see here, as is often the case with risograph printing. About the Project30 artists have produced 30 prints in an exclusive new riso collaboration between Damn Fine Print and St Patrick's Festival, 2021. Available for one week only, this exclusive print drop is a chance to own a collectable piece of contemporary Irish art or even an opportunity to send a piece of art to a loved one or relative around the world.  Limited edition copies of each print can be bought for just €40, with €5 from every piece sold going to age empowerment charity ALONE Ireland. About the ArtistIzzy Rose Grange is a Dublin-based artist specialising in screenprint, risograph and cyanotype work. Grange’s work explores emotions, nature and our response to them both. Visualisation of emotion, exploring the physicality of emotion, and responding to themes of life, death and time. Speaking about her work for Awakening, she says: “I live right beside the river Liffey, and nothing makes me think of awakening more than when the blue hour takes over the sky. The backdrop of the city starts to turn a deep blue, the light and colours glimmer on the rivers surface, the ripples moving the reflection of the sky, as the city starts to wake and move. FramingFrames are currently not available from Damn Fine Print but will be available when restrictions allow us to offer in-store collection of framed pieces, which is currently not permitted. Shipping and ReturnsThis print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via courier within Ireland and via An Post Standard Postage internationally. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.