Dodger Stadium
Printed on Hahnemรผhle Pearl, the same fine art paper used by museums and galleries. The subtle pearl finish makes every detail pop, with colours that look even brighter in person than on screen.
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About the Art
Iโd always wanted to see Dodger Stadium in person, and Iโll never forget the day I set off walking up that hill. It was the moment I realised just how dependent LA is on cars. Reaching the stadium on foot was so challenging that I started to question whether walking there was even allowed. I still remember passing the first guard booth and seeing the confusion on their faces.
Eventually, I made it to the top and celebrated by buying a Dodgers hat, something I still wear proudly to this day.
Later that year, on my first visit to San Francisco, I brought my favourite hat along, completely unaware of how deeply rooted the rivalry was. I was teased about it before Iโd even stepped off the plane, with someone joking that I should take it off if I wanted to make it through border control.
Printing Details
Printed on Hahnemรผhle Pearl, the same fine art paper used by museums and professional galleries worldwide, these prints make every detail pop. The pearl-gloss finish enhances colour and contrast, giving you a true, close representation of the original artwork, with colours that look even brighter and richer in person than they do on screen. Your print is made to last for decades without fading or losing colour.
Paper Details:
Texture: Textured, with a smooth, silky feel
Weight: 285gsm, a substantial, heavyweight stock
Finish: Pearl, a delicate sheen that enhances colour depth
Colour: Bright white base for true-to-life colour accuracy
Print Method: Pigment-based Giclรฉe inkjet, for museum-grade detail and longevity
Shipping & Production
Shipping:
Free worldwide shipping on all orders.
Prints are dispatched within 1โ3 business days of placing your order.
Unframed prints typically arrive within 3โ6 business days, while framed prints may take slightly longer.
International orders (outside the US) usually arrive in around a week, with framed items taking slightly longer.
US orders are shipped domestically and never incur tariffs.
Youโll receive a tracking link as soon as your order has been shipped.
Packaging:
Every print arrives carefully protected, smaller sizes ship flat in a protective sleeve, while larger prints are rolled safely in a tube to prevent creasing. Framed pieces are packed with corner protectors in a sturdy box, so they arrive safely no matter the size.
Not sure which size to choose?
12 x 16 inches
Perfect for shelves, smaller walls, or starting a gallery wall. Easy to hang and easy to rearrange.
Shown: โIn-N-Out Westwoodโ
12 ร 16 in
Black Oak Frame
18 x 24 inches
Our most popular size. Large enough to make a statement, while still fitting comfortably on most walls.
Shown: โGriffith Observatoryโ
18 ร 24 in
Walnut Oak Frame
Meet the Artist
Iโm George, a London-based illustrator whose work celebrates the warmth, light, and architecture of Los Angeles. My prints offer a moment of escapism, a love letter to the city from an outside perspective.
FAQ
How long will delivery take?
If youโre in the USA, your print can arrive in as little as 4 days, ideal for a last-minute gift! For other countries,ย see hereย for estimated delivery times.
Will I have to pay tariffs?
No! All of our prints are produced and shipped from the USA, so you wonโt encounter any hidden tariffs or customs fees on your order.
The price you see at checkout is the total price you pay.
What if my order arrives damaged?
No need to worry, if your print is lost or damaged in transit, weโll send you a free replacement right away.
Do you offer framing?
Almost every print is available in a premium oak frame, professionally assembled and delivered ready to hang straight to your door.
Is your work AI generated?
No, every piece is created digitally by hand. I spend a long time researching Los Angeles architecture and history, then carefully draw each illustration in Photoshop. Itโs a process rooted in passion, not automation.