New York From The Sky: Poster Print

$45.00
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This modern New York poster is a Manhattan urban landscape art print that is both elegant and edgy. This New York City artwork is hand drawn in a graphic, contemporary art style: rich navy blue colours and gold contrast with bright colour pops of green, warm red, black and white. This abstract New York wall art is a graphic abstraction of Manhattan topography, its skyscrapers and iconic bridges crossing the Hudson River seen from an aerial view. This urban New York wall art print is a mix between a city map and intricate skyline illustration: the city streets are hand illustrated in graphic patterns in an eclectic urban poster print mixing street art, drawing and collage, while a detailed illustration of iconic New York skyscrapers is juxtaposed with spray painted NYC lettering.

This modern abstract wall art is a cool New York souvenir, a unique gift idea for New York lovers, and a modern travel print for your home decor. Whether you are a native New Yorker or are looking for a modern, minimalist NYC artwork print or a thoughtful New York gift to remember your New York trip, this modern poster print captures the innovative and creative spirit of the Big Apple in a wall art decor that makes a bold accent art piece for any space. 

Inspirations

When I was 8 years old, my family and I immigrated to Canada. I will never forget flying over New York city at night: the lights from the airplane were magical, and went on forever, defying my comprehension of limits and space.

Flying over New York City was my first glimpse, at 8 years old, of not only North America, but my first landing in an airplane, my first traveller birds' eye view, my first American City, first skyscrapers, and seeing the island of Manhattan at night was the first time I witnessed a metropolis lit up from above. The city vibrating with lights - seen in this way, at night, was the most magical and grandiose view I had ever experienced.

We stayed with family friends in New York for a few days, and I remember experiencing a kind of expansiveness and energy that was totally new to me: the dizzying height of skyscrapers, the wide avenues that went on forever and everyone moving SO fast to get somewhere.

Since then, I returned almost every year of my life to get my fix of NYC. Whenever I need a jolt of creativity and a reminder that anything is possible, I go to New York. From the Art Deco architecture, skyscrapers, historic buildings, modern street art, museums, culture, art and creativity to the hot dog stands and disorderly chaos of people hustling through the well-ordered street grids, this artwork is my love letter to the city that never sleeps.

When I was 8 years old, my family and I immigrated to Canada. I will never forget flying over New York city at night: the lights from the airplane were magical, and went on forever, defying my comprehension of limits and space.

Flying over New York City was my first glimpse, at 8 years old, of not only North America, but my first landing in an airplane, my first traveller birds' eye view, my first American City, first skyscrapers, and seeing the island of Manhattan at night was the first time I witnessed a metropolis lit up from above. The city vibrating with lights - seen in this way, at night, was the most magical and grandiose view I had ever experienced.

We stayed with family friends in New York for a few days, and I remember experiencing a kind of expansiveness and energy that was totally new to me: the dizzying height of skyscrapers, the wide avenues that went on forever and everyone moving SO fast to get somewhere.

Since then, I returned almost every year of my life to get my fix of NYC. Whenever I need a jolt of creativity and a reminder that anything is possible, I go to New York. From the Art Deco architecture, skyscrapers, historic buildings, modern street art, museums, culture, art and creativity to the hot dog stands and disorderly chaos of people hustling through the well-ordered street grids, this artwork is my love letter to the city that never sleeps.

Material & Features

This art poster is digitally printed on uncoated classic matte paper. The perfect option to stand the test of time.

Features:

The 170 gsm/ 65 lb paper weight provides a sturdy base, while the smooth white finish
accentuates the colors and details.

FSC-certified paper or equivalent certifications, depending on regional availability. It’s better for the people and the planet.

Each poster is shipped in robust packaging, ensuring it arrives safe and secure to
your door.

This art poster is digitally printed on uncoated classic matte paper. The perfect option to stand the test of time.

Features:

The 170 gsm/ 65 lb paper weight provides a sturdy base, while the smooth white finish
accentuates the colors and details.

FSC-certified paper or equivalent certifications, depending on regional availability. It’s better for the people and the planet.

Each poster is shipped in robust packaging, ensuring it arrives safe and secure to
your door.

Creative Process

This graphic New York abstract artwork is a mix of hand-drawn illustration, painting, spray paint and collage techniques that capture that first feeling I had when I set foot on its grid for the first time.

First I hand drew, painted and sprayed the separate elements: the New York skyscrapers were drawn using gold ink, the city map was meticulously hand drawn using pencil, pen and ink, the NYC lettering was spray painted, and the graphic colour blocked shapes were cut out of paper I painted using gouache and acrylic paint.

Using decoupage techniques, I cut out the individual mixed medium components, and re-assembled them into this final composition. Once the elements were in place, I glued them onto canvas, and applied a matte varnish to preserve the colour saturation and keep the visual elements intact.

I scanned the original collage art, and digitally enhanced the contrasts, lines and details to prepare a premium quality New art print ready to hang on your wall decor.

This graphic New York abstract artwork is a mix of hand-drawn illustration, painting, spray paint and collage techniques that capture that first feeling I had when I set foot on its grid for the first time.

First I hand drew, painted and sprayed the separate elements: the New York skyscrapers were drawn using gold ink, the city map was meticulously hand drawn using pencil, pen and ink, the NYC lettering was spray painted, and the graphic colour blocked shapes were cut out of paper I painted using gouache and acrylic paint.

Using decoupage techniques, I cut out the individual mixed medium components, and re-assembled them into this final composition. Once the elements were in place, I glued them onto canvas, and applied a matte varnish to preserve the colour saturation and keep the visual elements intact.

I scanned the original collage art, and digitally enhanced the contrasts, lines and details to prepare a premium quality New art print ready to hang on your wall decor.