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Alioto Mini Park - Blackwood Acacia
Details
Year: 2026
Medium: Watercolor on paper - Print
Size: 6 × 8 in (Vertical)
Status: Shipped in a clear sleeve with backing board
Price: $35.00 USD*
Note
This watercolor print depicts fallen Blackwood Acacia leaves that were collected in Alioto Mini Park in San Francisco, CA. The specimen that is represented in this painting was collected on July 31st (70 degrees F, Bright, Cloudy). It is part of an ongoing, yearlong series documenting San Francisco's public parks through the leaves that drop from city trees.
Every painting in this series is recorded with the date, weather condition, and park in which the corresponding specimen was found. All paintings are in scale (1:1). Together, they represent a small archive of free and fleeting things in the city.
Archival giclée print, 6×8". Signed and numbered, edition of 50.
About the Series
If you would like to learn more about the series, please visit the Field Notes page and read along as I share my impressions of San Francisco as a newcomer: Free San Francisco
My Promise
10% of proceeds from every purchase are donated to the World Wildlife Fund to support the protection of endangered species. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
*If you love this work but the price is out of reach, please feel free to contact me.
Details
Year: 2026
Medium: Watercolor on paper - Print
Size: 6 × 8 in (Vertical)
Status: Shipped in a clear sleeve with backing board
Price: $35.00 USD*
Note
This watercolor print depicts fallen Blackwood Acacia leaves that were collected in Alioto Mini Park in San Francisco, CA. The specimen that is represented in this painting was collected on July 31st (70 degrees F, Bright, Cloudy). It is part of an ongoing, yearlong series documenting San Francisco's public parks through the leaves that drop from city trees.
Every painting in this series is recorded with the date, weather condition, and park in which the corresponding specimen was found. All paintings are in scale (1:1). Together, they represent a small archive of free and fleeting things in the city.
Archival giclée print, 6×8". Signed and numbered, edition of 50.
About the Series
If you would like to learn more about the series, please visit the Field Notes page and read along as I share my impressions of San Francisco as a newcomer: Free San Francisco
My Promise
10% of proceeds from every purchase are donated to the World Wildlife Fund to support the protection of endangered species. Thank you for supporting my work and the ecosystems that inspire it.
*If you love this work but the price is out of reach, please feel free to contact me.