Judy McDonald
Beacons: Museum-Quality Matte Paper Wooden Framed Prints
Beacons: Museum-Quality Matte Paper Wooden Framed Prints
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Welcome to Beacons, where the surf is chill, the cliffs are dramatic, and if you've snagged a parking spot here, you've basically won the Encinitas Hunger Games. If you’ve made it down the goat-path trail without spilling your oat milk latte, congrats—you’ve earned this view. Beacon's Beach - officially South Leucadia State Beach - is one of Southern California's best-kept secrets, tucked into the laid-back surf town of Encinitas.
My version of Beacons captures that sacred Southern California moment when the sun hits the sandstone just right and the ocean whispers, “You could totally quit your job and become a surf instructor.” It’s a tribute to the locals-only magic of Encinitas—where dolphins photobomb your meditation and the waves are as forgiving as your therapist.
This piece is for anyone who’s ever:
- Zigzagged down a bluff in flip-flops like it was a spiritual pilgrimage
- Felt personally blessed by a sunset
- Needed a reminder that serenity doesn’t come with cell service
Hang it up, zone out, and let your walls channel the laid-back rebellion of Beacon’s Beach. No lifeguard on duty—just vibes.
Color That Pops: Our 12-color fine art printing tech makes your prints as rich and deep as the ocean at sunset—way beyond basic 4-color printing.
Pine Wood Frames: Sturdy, stylish, and smooth—just like that boardwalk stroll on a breezy day.
Matte Perfection: No glare, no fuss—just a clean, refined finish that lets your artwork shine without unnecessary reflections.
Durable & Eco-Friendly: FSC-certified paper and pine wood mean guilt-free style that’s good for the planet.
Shatterproof Plexiglass: Because life's unpredictable, but your art shouldn't be.
Ready to Hang, No Minimums: Skip the hassle and get your masterpiece up on the wall faster than you can say “pass the sunscreen.”
Disclaimer:
Due to the layered nature of my original resin artwork, some prints/canvas may appear slightly soft or textured compared to traditional photography. Each piece is captured as faithfully as possible, but subtle blurring may occur—especially in areas with depth or gloss.
It’s part of the magic, not a flaw.
































