The rear facade of the Mudyugsky Towers—formally known as the Black Tower, a cultural heritage site in the Arkhangelsk region—is currently deteriorating. The project’s goal is to draw attention and secure funding for its restoration. Following the restoration, the White Sea Lighthouse Museum will host an exhibition dedicated to the history of the site. To commemorate this event, our team has prepared two paintings.
Task Distribution: Each participant created an individual poster. The concept development and sketching for the series were done collaboratively.
Parameters
A series of two works
· Format — JPEG, maximum quality;
· Resolution — 200 dpi;
· Size — 30 × 40 cm;
· Print — Fujicolor Crystal Archive DP II color photo paper;
· Technique — Digital graphics.
Production
The image is printed on photo paper. The print is then mounted onto transparent acrylic, and an aluminum base and hidden frame are attached to the back.
Result: a finished rigid object that can be mounted on a wall without an additional frame.
Minimum run: 1 piece. Production time: 3–4 business days.
Retail price on the platform: starting from 9000₽.
