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- Choose your FREE 5x7 art print from the 4 options in The Floral Obsession collection below
- Only pay a small shipping & handling fee to make sure your print gets to you safely
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Hello! I'm Christina
and I want you to have a free print from my
Floral Obsession Collection
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REVIEWS
Christina has such a wonderful eye and a love of food and flowers that comes through in her work. I've purchased gorgeous cards and prints for myself and as gifts, and I like the variety of sizes that are available. Her skill, artistry and joy are captured in each piece.
Virginia
Christina has an incredible eye for color, detail and arrangements. She manages to create images fit for any occasion or mood. The whimsy of some of her work (miniature people with food) always makes me smile; and the her current flower series is simply captivating. I love that she is bringing her years of professional training to creating such beautify images - somehow she captures the magic in the moment.
Diana
I knew when I saw it at the gallery that it had similar colors, but didn’t realize that the color scheme would tie together so well with our walls, floor, and furniture! At any rate, I’m really looking forward to enjoying and showing your artwork off to guests.
Brian
My mom loved the peony photograph. She opened it on Christmas day and said, "Oh my, this is gorgeous!" It's now up on her wall where she can enjoy the photo and the memories it evokes of her grandfather, who grew an abundance of peonies in his small garden. Thank you!
Linda
Christina brings her expert photography skills to her new 'fine art' line and the photos are just gorgeous. Check them out!
Debbi
So, Doug bought me two pieces of Christina's art for Christmas: roasted, multi-colored carrots. I can't tell you how happy it makes me to see that pop of color when I turn the corner into the dining room. Cheerful, homey, and looks delicious: just like we hope our home and hospitality are!
Kate
My floral obsession started a long time ago.
When I was very little my mom would take me to Longwood Gardens. If you are not familiar, let me tell you words alone cannot describe how incredible this place is but simply put, it has one of the largest collections of plants and flowers from around the world in one place.
As a little girl, Longwood was like a fairytale. One of the most impactful sections of the gardens is their famous Flower Garden Walk. In the spring, just imagine 10’s of 1000’s of tulips and daffodils in bloom all packed into this huge walkway.
Everywhere you look, you would see flaming bright punches of purples and pinks - or whatever their color theme was for the year. You never forget it.
It takes your breath away every year. All around you all you hear is people say, “wow!!!, ooooh wow! Look at that one!”.
Longwood Gardens inspired me to start photography.
My father liked photography and he taught me how to use his camera when I was 8. Naturally I started taking his camera to Longwood to photograph all the beauty there and that’s when I started taking pictures of flowers.
That’s when this floral obsession started.
Longwood Gardens would always try to outdo itself with their incredible displays. Every time you go to visit, you see something new and beautiful like a huge flowering cactus that only blooms once every 17 years.
I would always bring my camera to practice my photography on these spectacles.
In the spring you would have the amazing pink cherry tree blossoms, the incredible tulips and daffodils, an enormous selection of hydrangeas and lilies, powerful lilac bushes and 100’s of other cultivars that you possibly have never seen before.
This certainly became my happy place and still is to this day.
When I was 16 my father asked me what I wanted to do for a living. My answer was that I wanted to be a photographer.
Well, he freaked out quite frankly. “Noooo! You can’t do that!” He said. “Photography is a hobby, not a career."
He wanted me to be a chemist and take over his studies at Hewlett Packard (HP was originally a scientific instrument company, not a printer company).
He went on to explain the reason he got me into photography was not for the art of photography but to learn about the chemistry of it. He thought he was grooming me to be a chemist.
You see he got me all set up with my own little darkroom with an enlarger that HP was throwing out when I was 12. Though he never told me these were his plans, I think he just thought I would figure that out.
When I told him I wanted to be a photographer, he told me that he wouldn’t pay for my college and if that’s what I wanted to do, I was on my own.
So, I moved out at 16 years old and got an apartment on Main Street with 4 other girls who were going to the local university. This gave me the freedom to do all kinds of photography.
Not doing photography for a living was not an option for me. It was all I knew and I loved it. My dad’s reaction did scare me though and gave me a lot of self doubt.
This made me very scared of trying to do fine art photography as a sole source of income so I figured I would learn to do commercial photography instead and just do the fine art on the side.
I ended up getting two college degrees and became a successful food photographer for over 30 years in the Los Angeles area.
I really do love all the things about photography and so now with my fine art work I have taken my technical expertise and I use that to create my floral arrangements and photograph them in my studio.
My photography world has now come full circle. What got me excited about photography in the first place is now my inspiration for what I am photographing full time.
And so the Floral Obsession Collection was born.
If you got this far, thank you for reading! You might be wondering if my relationship with my father got any better - it didn’t. He was always very angry with my career choice and quite honestly was waiting for me to fail so I could prove him right, which I’m proud to say never happened.
INTRODUCING THE FLORAL OBSESSION
The Floral Obsession contains 4 pieces of photographic art with each presenting a stunning arrangement reminiscent of the old great European painting masters. Yes, these are photographs, not paintings.
By hanging these in your room, you will be adding a little floral garden that will always be there when you need it.
Each of the flower portraits will shift your mood and give you a sense of peace and calm as if you are looking at flowers in your own backyard.
Why am I giving away art?
No, I'm not crazy, hear me out.
Pablo Picasso once said, "The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away."
I believe that to my core.
Giving away this collection for free does a lot of things. It helps get my name out there in the fine art world and gets my artwork into as many homes as possible.
But there's one other reason that is the most important to me.
Did you know there was a study done in 2005 by Rutgers University proving that looking at flowers actually triggers those happy chemicals in your brain!
Giving away this collection is my way of giving you a little bit of happiness to hang on your wall. Even a picture of flowers does the same thing, by the way.
So if my art connects with you and gives you a little dose of happiness in this crazy world, that would just make my day and make all this worth while. And hey, maybe nextime you are looking for more art, you'll think of me.
If this sounds like something you are interested in, here are the next steps...
- Scroll down to see the artwork options
- Choose your favorite print below (only 1 per person, please)
- Fill out the form and enter your address on the following page
- Pay just $5.90 for shipping and handling to make sure your art gets to you safely
- Receive your new piece of art and have it on your wall in 14 business days or less
If you have any questions please reach out at cp@christinapetersfineart.com
I also have the best guarantee you'll ever see
1. You'll Love it
I fully guarantee you’ll love what you receive or I’ll refund your shipping & handling and you can keep the print anyway (or gift it to a loved one).
I love creating my art, so I want you to love what you receive just as much as I love creating it - that’s why I'm offering this guarantee.
2. And if you don't...
All you’d have to do is contact me directly using the details on your receipt and I’ll give you back every penny. Which I’m grateful to say has never had to happen yet!
So this truly is a risk-free offer. (Just a heartfelt piece of art from me to you!)
My true hope is that you’ll love what you receive and this will be the beginning of a great relationship for years to come.
Sounds fair right?
All you have to do is...
- Choose your favorite 5x7" art print from one of the options (shown below)
- Option to upgrade the size of your print or buy all 4 at a steep discount
- Printed by Christina in her studio
- Printed on archival, high-quality fine art paper
- The option to upgrade the size of your print
- Limited-time discount only available while supplies last!
- 100% Risk-free money-back guarantee
Plus you get bonuses!
- FREE BONUS - PDF DIY Picture Framing
- FREE BONUS - Video tutorial DIY Picture Framing
- FREE BONUS - Floral Obsession phone backgrounds + all future phone backgrounds
- FREE BONUS - Monthly floral calendar wallpapers + all future wallpapers
- FREE BONUS - Private collector's Facebook group
Choose Your Print Below
The Dahlia Obsession
This arrangement has Cafe au Lait dahlias, celosia, eucalyptus, lisianthus and zinnias.
Of the more than 20,000 different types of dahlias, the Cafe au Lait dahlia is one of the most popular dahlias grown. The Cafe au Laits can be found in gorgeous soft pinks, peaches and creams.
They symbolize new beginnings and fresh starts.
$18.00 Free!
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The Peony Sisters
Pictured here are Sarah Bernhardt peonies. The most popular peony. This cultivar was bread in 1906 and named after the famous actress because the breeder felt this peony was as dramatic as the actress was known to be.
The peony symbolizes many things - happiness, romance and good fortune, to name a few.
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Poppy Passion
These are Italian pastel poppies. They are often shipped in tight bud form to help protect their delicate, wrinkled petals. Peeling back their furry green buds opens up an explosion of reds, pinks, peaches, yellow and creams with their soft petals.
The poppies go back 1000's of years but the red poppy has become the symbol of remembrance after the First World War.
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The Sunny Bouquet
These are white sunflowers. Also in the bouquet are cosmos, dahlias, zinnias, celosia, strawflowers, and eucalyptus.
Sunflowers are heliotropic - this means they move in the direction of the sun.
They are most commonly know to symbolize happiness, admiration, loyalty and devotion.
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About Christina
Christina is an award winning fine art photographer with over 30 years of experience, speaker, author, and educator. She first picked up a camera when she was 8 years old.
Christina received her second photography degree at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA and started her commercial food photography career in 1993, all while doing her fine art on the side.
30 years later, she and her husband had to move back to her home town to take care of her aging parents. She closed her commercial studio in Los Angeles and now operates out of her home studio in Delaware.
In her free time, she loves to go to estate sales, antique malls, and garden centers, of course!.
