Dahlias and seed heads in autumn garden
Minimal ink and wash
Minimal ink and wash · Frame TV art from the botanical collection
A botanical study of citrus blossoms among dark green leaves. The plant is placed off-centre with breathing room, which is what keeps close-up floral art from feeling cramped on a wide screen.
Painted as a watercolor, the piece relies on granulating pigment and loose, wet-into-wet edges rather than hard outlines – the texture that reads as paper, not pixels, on a 4K screen. The medium is minimal ink and wash.
Try it in a hallway or study Frame with a wide matte – the extra border makes the composition feel gallery-hung. If the image looks too bright, the Frame's Art Mode settings let you lower brightness independently of TV mode; a small reduction goes a long way with this palette. It is tagged for spring, when lighter palettes suit the brighter rooms of the season.
Supplied as a 3840 × 2160 sRGB JPEG, it needs no resizing or cropping for the Samsung Frame, and displays correctly on LG, Sony, TCL and Hisense art-mode TVs too. This design is one of 1,000 in the bundle.
Minimal ink and wash
Minimal ink and wash
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Contemporary loose oil painting
See the whole botanical collection → · Spring Frame TV art →
Every design on this site is in one bundle.1,000 pieces, 3840 × 2160, no subscription.
Bundle coming soon – get free samplesThe full design is 3840 × 2160 pixels (4K UHD, 16:9) as an sRGB JPEG. The preview on this page is a reduced, watermarked copy.
Download the file from the bundle, then upload it with the SmartThings app (Art Mode → Add your photos) or from a USB stick. The upload guide shows both.
It is sold as part of the 1,000-design bundle on Etsy, which includes the whole botanical collection and every seasonal set.