Urban nature by Stuart McMillen
$45.00 – $380.00
An aerial view of city skyscrapers, surrounded by the eucalyptus trees of Australian native bushland.
Urban nature is a scene from Stuart McMillen’s comic Thin Air (2012), which contrasts the human industrial system against the ecological construction techniques of nature. Stuart highlights the way that trees construct their amazing physical structures from ‘thin air’, using common atmospheric elements like carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Compared to wasteful human industrial processes, biological construction is done at room temperature using solar power. It uses locally abundant resources, without releasing toxic chemicals into the surrounding environment.
Product Description
Open Edition Prints (Shipped within 1-3 days)
Our standard range of open edition prints are generally shipped within 1-3 business days.
We’ll be in touch as soon as your print is on it’s way, or if there are any expected delays, we’ll touch base within 2 business days of your order.
Framed Prints (Shipped within 1 – 7 days)
Framed prints take a little more organisation but we aim to ship within 2 business days. We’ll let you know if there are any delays in framing your new wall art.
Our frames are made in Australia using Tasmanian Oak, an Australian hardwood in the Eucalyptus family that grows in the alpine areas of Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales.
Each print is framed behind glass and mounted with an archival quality cotton rag matte that’s acid-free and made to increase the longevity of your print.
Each artwork is printed in Canberra on museum-quality cotton rag or archival photographic paper using pigment based inks. This enables us to create beautiful fade resistant, fine art prints that last for decades when looked after correctly. A print care guide is included with your print.
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