Just outside the city, where the hills roll golden and the turquoise lakes catch the light — that's Greater Bearingtown.
This is Beartropolis and its environs — the suburbs, where you know the vibe without needing a street sign. Warm golden yellows and tans dominate the landscape, with bright turquoise waterways cutting through, and multicolored street grids in purple, green, red, and orange threading across the rolling terrain. More landscape than figure, more topography than map key — you can feel the hills, the valleys, the different district zones spreading out from the city center. The commute is worth it.
Rendered in California artist RD Riccoboni's signature geometric, painterly style. Part of the legendary Beartropolis universe — the LGBTQ+ city of the future, accessible only via Interstate 69 or daily flights into RuPaul International Airport.
Product Details
- Hand-signed by RD Riccoboni
- Available in multiple sizes including a matted option — see the drop-down menu
- The 8x10 inch print comes frame-ready in a signed white 11x14 inch mat
- Custom manufactured using archival inks and acid-free paper
- Ships from the artist's studio in historic Balboa Park, San Diego
- Prints ship within five business days
- 16 x 20 Hand Embellished Canvas — only one available at this price. RD adds original brushwork directly to the canvas, making each piece unique. Allow approximately 4 weeks plus delivery time
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RD Riccoboni is an internationally collected, award-winning California artist. His paintings celebrate imagination, community, and the beauty of place. RD's work is represented in museum and institutional collections across the United States.
Every Riccoboni artwork is created to celebrate imagination, joy, and human connection. Original paintings and signed editions are prepared and shipped from the artist's Arts Studio in historic Balboa Park, San Diego, California.
"I'm a storyteller in paint. Every painting tells a story. Thank you for becoming part of mine."
— RD Riccoboni