Moka Madness | Watercolor Bicycling Art Print | Valenti

$100.00

Wild coffee ride.

Moka Madness | A whimsical Moka coffee pot on a bike created on watercolor paper with inks, acrylic paints, watercolors and markers. Caffeine crazy!

This print is slightly smaller than the Original art but has all the same detail and color.

I just love my Moka.

 

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Artist: Michael Valenti

Michael Valenti creates unique Cycling Art from Iconic Races, Places and Faces around the world. With over 100 different digital art prints, watercolor original paintings and large acrylic paintings on canvas there’s new work to enjoy all the time. 

Michael’s drawing on location work has brought him to over 60 UCI World Tour stages including the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, Tour Down Under and many more.

Private commissions and event design projects for marketing and merchandise are also a large part of what Valenti Cycling Art is all about.

 

Description

Moka Madness | Size: 18×24 Unframed | 12×18 Image area | Print: Each Giclée print is reproduced on 310g fine art watercolor paper using fade resistant archival inks. There is a white border to allow for framing.

Shipping | Watercolor Paper Prints are rolled and shipped in a tube or box. Each product is made to order so you should expect your art to arrive in a week to ten business days. Shipping in US mainland is FREE*.

Artist: Michael Valenti

Michael Valenti creates unique Cycling Art from Iconic Races, Places and Faces around the world. With over 100 different digital art prints, watercolor original paintings and large acrylic paintings on canvas there’s new work to enjoy all the time.

Michael’s drawing on location work has brought him to over 60 UCI World Tour stages including the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, Tour Down Under and many more.

Private commissions and event design projects for marketing and merchandise are also a large part of what Valenti Cycling Art is all about. If you’d like to discuss a private commissioned work, contact Michael here.