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In Completed ,Events ,Painting ,Specials | Tags: Dream Bucks, Dream Bucks III, open house
We are excited to invite you to the Spring 2010 Open House, featuring the release of Dream Bucks III – The Midwest Monster and many specials for your Father’s Day shopping.
Mark your calendars:
May 21 – 23, 2010
Friday 12 pm – 8 pm
Saturday 10 am – 8 pm
Sunday 10 am – 6 pm
Stoney Creek Inn & Conference Center
5291 Stoney Creek Court
Johnston, IA (Just NE of 86th St exit, I-35/80)
See Stoney Creek Inn on Google Maps
Highlights:
- Release of Dream Bucks III – The Midwest Monster
- Choose Father’s Day Gifts at special prices, including up to $90 off a set of framed Dream Bucks Encore canvases
- RSVP here to receive $20 off your Open House purchase!
- Select your custom framing for Dream Bucks III
- Framed prints and canvases of Dream Bucks III ready to take home with you
- Recent paintings and originals on display
- Watch Larry work on a new painting at the Open House
- That art belongs on the wall, not under the bed – bring in your Dream Bucks I and II that you’ve been waiting to frame.
- Daily drawings for artwork prizes
If you RSVP to the Open House before attending, you will receive a $20 gift certificate towards your purchase of $50 or more at the Open House! Click here to RSVP online.
Dream Bucks III – The Midwest Monster is finished! Larry has completed the painting after spending over a year in designing, creating, and painting. It truly is a beautiful piece of art. His heart and soul have poured into making this the best it can be.
Dream Bucks III – The Midwest Monster is the third image in the Dream Bucks series, which features some of the world’s most impressive whitetails. It follows Dream Bucks I – The Hole in the Horn Buck and Dream Bucks II – The Missing Trophy. Featured in Dream Bucks III is the huge, non-typical buck taken by Kyle Simmons on October 16, 2008 in eastern Iowa. This buck was Kyle’s first buck with a bow and was featured on the January 2009 cover of North American Whitetail magazine. Scoring 275 5/8, it is our new Iowa state record archery non-typical and the third largest non-typical whitetail in the world ever taken by bow and arrow.
New for the Dream Bucks III release, we are offering the choice of either a giclée paper or giclée canvas print in the Classic Standard Numbered (SN) and Artist Proof (AP) editions. Each print number will exist in one form or the other, but not both.
Edition Quantity Image Size Unframed Price
Master SN Giclée Canvas 100 30 x 20 $295
Master AP Giclée Canvas 25 30 x 20 $365
Classic SN Canvas -or- Paper 850 22 x 14.75 $145
Classic AP Canvas -or- Paper 125 22 x 14.75 $175
Dream Bucks III is also available as a framed decorator or encore open edition canvas.
Open Edition Framed Size Framed Price
Encore Giclée Canvas 23 x 17 $129
Decorator Giclée Canvas 17 x 14 $89
If I’m ordering a Classic SN or AP, should I choose the paper print or canvas?
There are good reasons for either choice. Some collectors may want to order the third image in the series as a paper print to match the two previous Dream Bucks paintings already purchased. Others will choose to purchase their number as a canvas because it looks like an original painting.
Why is Zach Wildlife Art focusing more on canvas prints?
Three years ago we acquired a top-of-the-line giclée ink printer, which enables us to provide the best artwork possible. Everything from designing and creating the original painting to the color management and printing are done in-house by Larry. Every step of the process is perfected according to Larry’s highest standards. This has allowed us to produce images that are closer to the original than ever before. Giclée printing on canvas provides the richest and most vibrant color matching. Our giclée canvases are treated with an ultraviolet, waterproof finish that protects the image and extends the life of the canvas to 200 years.
Some advantages to the canvas are:
- Looks like the original painting. Many mistake it for the original.
- No glass used in framing, which eliminates potential issues with glare disrupting viewing.
- Much more affordable than an original and replaceable if damaged.
- Master Canvases can be custom-sized to fit your wall space.
Giclée canvases are an excellent value for even the most discriminating consumer.
How can Zach Wildlife Art produce a better product at such an attractive price?
Several things make this possible. Because we now do our own printing and Larry has full control over the end result, we are able to save you money that would normally go to a publisher or outsource printer. In addition, with our gallery move, we have trimmed our overhead significantly, and we are passing on these savings to our collectors. Just as the economy has influenced Americans to budget more wisely, Zach Wildlife Art is finding ways to cut expenses and make our products more affordable for our collectors.
The Classic Canvas edition is priced at $145 (or $175 for the AP), the same price as past paper prints. We have also been able to reduce the price of the Master Canvas SN edition from $425 to only $295 and the Master Canvas AP edition from $495 to only $365. All are tremendous values.
To place your order, you may choose one of the following:
- Call Zach Wildlife Art at (515) 964-7872
- Email us at info at zachwildlifeart dot com
- Attend our Open House on May 21-23

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