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D Jordan Green | Studio

Boats in The Harbor

This triptych captures the quiet rhythm of island life from above, presenting the sea as both canvas and sanctuary. Each frame reveals a different moment of stillness: boats gently anchored in turquoise water, the subtle drift of sand and light beneath the surface, and the rocky edges where land dissolves into ocean. The three panels work together to evoke calm, movement, and depth — a reminder of how the ocean rearranges its own composition without ever losing its balance. Hung in natural wood, the set feels at home in a coastal space, offering a window into the warmth, clarity, and serenity of the shoreline.

Size:

12x16

16x24

24x36

32x48

Print Type:

Framed

Print Only

Frame Color:

Natural

White

Black

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The Bermuda Collection

Lost Yet Found

Lost Yet Found: The Bermuda Collection captures the island the way your memory does—impressionistic, quiet, and rooted in emotion rather than geography. Each image is a fragment of discovery: a leaf overwhelmed by sunlight, water that glides into horizonless blue, coral-pink sands shaped by broken reef and time. It’s a study in simplicity — color, shape, movement — stripped of landmarks or context so that the viewer must slow down, look closer, and feel their way through the scene. Lost Yet Found is not about knowing where you are, but recognizing the peace that comes when you finally stop trying to orient yourself. It’s the reminder that some places aren’t meant to be mapped—they’re meant to be experienced.

Archival Grade Paper

I use archival-grade paper because it preserves the integrity of the artwork for decades. It resists fading, yellowing, and deterioration, meaning the colors stay rich, the details stay sharp, and the print ages gracefully. Instead of breaking down over time like standard papers, archival materials protect the image from light, humidity, and environmental wear — ensuring that what you hang on your wall today will look just as beautiful years from now.