Gingko fractiloba

by Doug Morgan

Title

Gingko fractiloba

Artist

Doug Morgan

Medium

Digital Art - Fractal Art Print

Description

Ginkgo trees are members of the division Ginkgophyta, which dates back over 270 million years. The Ginkgo biloba is the only living species that remains. That is, until the fictional Ginkgo fractiloba was discovered in Iowa City recently. The bilobular leaves are instead replaced by gorgeous fractal-shaped lobes. The leaves are a glorious mix of yellow and green.

This fractal abstract from the "Botanical" gallery is quite colorful and will look good at home or at the office. Bound to be a conversation starter...what was the crazy artist thinking? The image is large enough to accommodate 40" x 72" prints. This unique image will also look great as decorative art on throw pillows or even the shower curtain.

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Please note that the white Fine Art America watermark will not appear on any printed or downloaded purchases.

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February 28th, 2019

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