Luckily ~ giclée art print

Luckily (adv.)

Fortunately, in a lucky manner; by good fortune, with a favorable outcome, 1520s; from lucky + ly.

Etymology: From the mid-13c., "luck" + “fully,” “Lukken” (mid-15c.) was a verb in Middle English meaning "happen, chance;" also to “happen fortunately."

This artwork brings us a 19c. floral cyanotype taking on the mythical aspects of the Ancient Chinese Golden Carp: a dragon-fish symbol for hard work, perseverance and ultimate good fortune.

The "Adverbly" photomontage series celebrates the almighty (often under appreciated) adverb layered with my own photographs and images I've found in the public domain. Have a bit of fun contemplating my mashups of words and images. Then celebrate where your own interpretation takes you. There are no mistakes in art, as I see it.

These archival works are produced using the giclée archival printing process. Unlike 3-ink printing, the 10-ink giclée process produces rich, saturated hues rendered in high resolution on heavy weight, neutral white paper. The acid-free, archival matte paper is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.