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Pastel Pulse, 2026

Pastel Pulse, 2026

Fine Art Giclée Print

Regular price $149.00 USD
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Pictured: 24"x24" With Espresso Frame, 18"x18" No Frame

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Print Details

This archival giclée print is a reproduction of an original acrylic painting by artist Morgan Echols on canvas, painted July 1st-July 18th, 2026. 

  • This print is not signed or initialed
  • Fine art smooth matte paper
  • Acid-free
  • 230 gsm

Frame Dimensions

  • Painted or wood finish frame
  • Premium acrylic glass
  • Kraft paper backing
  • Sawtooth hanging hardware

18" x 18"

  • Image Size: 18" x 18"
  • Mat Size: 2"
  • Total Size with Frame: 23" x 23"

24" x 24"

  • Image Size: 24" x 24"
  • Mat Size: 2"
  • Total Size with Frame: 29" x 29"

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About this Work

"I initially set out to paint a much simpler idea, but as these things usually go, a new idea found me first. The plan involved 1 larger, muted gradient of 8 “main” dark colors, which would be segmented by 8 vibrant pale colors around the circle. Each dark color passes through 8 vibrant pastel colors before resetting with the next step of the dark gradient. The larger gradient becomes visible through its passage into starkly different colors, where each ring away from the main color becomes more and more unique.

I always love the pairing of muted dark colors and vibrant pastels colors, which was the basis of this painting. I chose a slightly darker brown as the background to complement the warm outer edges, and a dark grey in the center. I struggled through the whole painting with what to do with the center. A stark contrast was chosen to maintain the pattern of contrast following the most vibrant pastels, but what color? I considered the background color, but ultimately chose the grey as it’s a natural continuation of the dark gradient, and therefore feels earned."

—MORGAN ECHOLS