LDH-P111 · psychedelic / op-art
The Pier & the Shore · 10 of 12
On duty by ten.
A Miami Beach lifeguard tower in screenprint pop style - flat cyan sky, yellow sand, a pink roof, and a hard black shadow. Halftone dots throughout.
Miami Beach treats its lifeguard towers as public art. After Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the first of William Lane's colorful towers turned a safety structure into a landmark, and painted stands followed up and down the coast, including the guarded beaches of Palm Beach County. Every tower keeps the same job and the same silhouette; only the colors change. This one gets the full souvenir treatment - cyan sky, yellow sand, and the roof in the brightest pink on the beach.
Built digitally, like a screenprint - flat color shapes in cyan, yellow, and pink, with a halftone dot screen laid over the sky and the tower so the flat color still buzzes.
The tower drawn dead level and centered, rails and cross-bracing kept as clean geometry. The only curve on the page is the beach ball on the deck.
Shadow dropped in as one hard black shape under the stand - no blur, no gradient - so the tower sits bolted to the sand.Palette
8 × 10 print - $20 · 2 for $35 · 3 for $50
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Pairs well with Low-Res Sunset and Black Current - 2 for $35, 3 for $50.Printed at full print quality, ready to frame. Stickers and art cards carry the motto: On duty by ten.
Reserve this printEvery print comes with its story card.
Every print made here heads out into the world: a hallway in Ohio, a kitchen in Oregon, a desk somewhere cold. If this one landed with you, drop a pin and put your town on the map.
It’s printed next to the QR code on the story card that came with your print.
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See where the rest have landed: Where It Lives
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