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Your Print Order

I am thrilled to be able to offer high quality Giclee (zhee klay) prints using one of the leading print labs in the Midwest. These prints are produced from advanced technology to create ultra-detailed prints with vibrant colors.

Archival Fine Art Paper

Your Giclee print will be produced on Fine Art archival paper, which will maintain color and quality for up to 100 years on display and 300 in dark storage. I do recommend that you keep them out of direct sunlight and high moisture areas for best results.

Original Artwork

My original watercolors are typically created on a heavy cotton watercolor paper (140 to 300 lb). I prefer to use cold-press paper because it has a good amount of texture.

My artwork includes a mixed variety of materials including watercolor paints, gouache, watercolor ink, archival pens, fountain pens.

Because I love to create, you will see a steady stream of new material on my site.

Will I sell originals? I will sell a select few. Smaller originals will be offered through my site in the near future. And a limited amount of large originals will be offered at local events.

All my artwork (originals and prints) are copyright protected and may not be copied or reproduced or used without my permission.

Commissions

I do a limited number of architectural-type commissions each year for both business and personal use. Paintings will be a recreation from the photos you provide or a photo I can take (Twin Ports area}. Contact me for photo tips and a quote.

About Me

Linda Althoff is a watercolor artist who celebrates the beauty and history of the Northland through her paintings.  Based in Duluth, Minnesota, she finds inspiration in the historic architecture of both Duluth and Superior, Wisconsin. Her paintings highlight beloved landmarks and treasured buildings, honoring the stories they carry and the role they play in local history. In addition to her architectural work, Linda creates vibrant watercolor paintings of animals, capturing their unique spirit and charm.

She is also the author and illustrator of The Unforgettable Journey of Braady, a heartfelt local story about a lost sheep that explores themes of resilience, belonging, and connection.

Through both painting and storytelling, Linda seeks to preserve the places, moments, and creatures that make life meaningful.