Waylon Jennings Fine Art Print Giclee on quality canvas or rag cotton paper signed by the artist - extra large & custom sizes available

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As I sit here and reflect on that particular moment in my life, when I was still chasing dreams and trying to break free from the clutches of the "starving artist" label, I can't help but feel a profound sense of nostalgia. It was a time when life was simpler, when my world revolved around a little rent house in the heart of nowhere, Texas. My refuge was a weathered wooden porch, perched high above the ground, sheltered by a tin roof that became pure magic when the rain kissed its surface. It was on that very porch that I embarked on a journey, a labor of love that would forever etch itself into the canvas of my memory. I was there, in the fading light of day, carefully wielding my paintbrush to bring to life the likeness of a true legend, Waylon Jennings. As I meticulously worked on my painting, the tunes of a classic country music station filled the air, transporting me back to a time when country music was more than just a genre—it was a way of life. The night sky slowly descended upon me, and in the distance, I could see the horses gathered by the gate, their majestic silhouettes bathed in the soft glow of twilight. And then, as if on cue, the heavens opened up, and the rain began to fall. It was August in Texas, and when rain graces the Lone Star State during that scorching month, it's as if the universe itself aligns in perfect harmony. As the raindrops danced on the tin roof above me, a song filled the airwaves—one of Waylon's greatest hits, "Long Way From Home." In that moment, it felt as if fate had conspired to create a slice of heaven just for me, a country girl with paint-stained hands and a heart full of dreams. It was a divine symphony of nature and music, and I was the fortunate audience of this serenade. Hours turned into a timeless blur, and I painted through the night and into the dawn of a new day. Exhaustion finally overtook me, and I surrendered to the embrace of a lawn chair on that cherished porch. When I awoke, the masterpiece before me remained, a testament to my passion and dedication. That painting, a tribute to the man who had soundtracked my journey, holds a special place in my heart. Waylon Jennings, the outlaw country icon, was more than just a musician; he was a symbol of individuality, rebellion, and raw authenticity. His music spoke to the souls of those who dared to be different, and I was one of them. In that moment, on that porch, I wasn't defined by my financial struggles or the uncertainties of the future. I was on top of the world, right there in Texas, surrounded by the beauty of nature, inspired by the rain, and guided by the music of a legend. Waylon Jennings, you were and always will be a one-of-a-kind, a truly legendary figure whose music continues to echo through the hearts of those who refuse to conform. Thank you for being the soundtrack to my journey, a beacon of hope during my darkest nights, and a reminder that dreams, no matter how distant, are worth chasing with all our hearts- Marnie Miller, AAIT

Title of Artwork: "Long Way From Home"
Subject: Country Music Legend Waylon Jennings
Artist: Marnie Miller, Texas
Year Created: 2016
Medium: Acrylic and Oil Mixed Medium on Canvas

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These are all available in full original color or vintage black and white. See photos above for color and greyscale examples. If you don't see the size you need, just shoot me a message and we will work it out. This piece makes the perfect gift for the country music legend loving Waylon Jennings fan!!!

Rag Cotton Paper prints are on Super Premium 100% cotton rag cotton paper ( the kind that lasts for 100s of years) This paper is GORGEOUS y'all. It has a soft, subtle texture and it just really looks super expensive... because it is super expensive.
The paper prints are limited edition signed and numbered collector's pieces ( hand signed by the artist in the studio). That makes them more valuable some day, we hope and pray.
The size of the print is the actual paper size. Theres a 1 inch white border around the art and the original signature and numbers are signed in the white portion at the bottom of the art.
These are not framed. It's just the fine art rag cotton paper print, signed and numbered rolled up and placed in a protective shipping tube.

Canvas prints are printed on 100% Cotton Museum Quality Canvas ( the same stuff you'd find in a fancy smancy art gallery... wait, maybe I am a fancy smancy art gallery?)
Rolled canvas prints - That just means that the wooden part doesn't come with it. It's just the canvas print rolled up and shipped in a tube like the paper one's. This is a perfect print of the
original art with the edges extended a full 2.5 inches all the way around. That gives you plenty of extra for stretching your own canvas on either the skinny .75 thickness stretcher bars or the 1.5" gallery wrapped thickness. ( See the photo above on the listing to explain the differences between options.)
Stretched canvas prints - That just means that the wooden part, the framework behind the canvas, is indeed included. Stretched canvas is ready to hang right out of the box. .75 is the skinnier frame that you'd want if you're going to add a decorative frame around the canvas. You know, like a pretty, stylish, cool or funky frame. Anyway, if you want to frame your stretched canvas, go with the skinnier .75 option. If you want the gallery wrapped look, you'll want to choose the 1.5 thickness, for that thicker and bulkier side profile fine art gallery look. Both of these have finished edges all the way around so they look great right out of the box. Both are ready to hang, with or without framing. ( See the photo above on the listing to explain the differences between options.)
Same with the canvas prints, no frames or decorative room stuff. Just the artwork.

I'm the artist, Marnie Miller, and I promise you this; I'm right here in the slap dab middle of it every single day and not a print leaves this studio that I didn't touch, inspect and verify clarity, color and the integrity of the artwork, MYSELF. Art is not what I do, it's who I am. This my dream and my life. I want you to LOVE your art and treat me like a friend. That's my quest.

I do take custom commissions from time to time. If you have an interesting idea or would like to talk about commissioning original art, I'm all ears. Lets talk about it. I LOVE new ideas and people... so people with new ideas are like biscuits and gravy!!! Fantastic.

P.S. "You know all those things you've always wanted to go do?... You should totally go do them!" - Marnie Miller, AAIT

Peace, Love and Art Y'all,
Marnie Miller, AAIT
Art by Marnie Miller, Owner/Artist

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