These are the same premium giclee (12-colour ink) print on rich heavyweight matte paper as my main collection, but at a more accessible size and price point.

I know wall space isn’t always available, and investing lots of money into larger prints isn’t always easy so I decided to offer a smaller and economical version to let more people enjoy the work I do! They make great gifts, they’re the perfect size for a collage wall, and last but not least, they’re a fantastic way to sample the print quality if you are considering purchasing larger ones later down the road

These prints are also exclusively designed with a white matte border around the art to add a subtle layer of luxury, and accentuate the colours on the smaller print size.

*Frames are not included

I will always use my art to advocate for those whose voices go unheard. Palestinian poet Tamim Al-Barghouti tied resistance to beauty, saying, “Whenever you face injustice or roughness, remember to defend yourself by finding beauty … document, prove, and defend it because all beauty is resistance.”

Here we have a young Palestinian girl garbed in a traditional embroidered thobe, holding her homeland’s flag and a bouquet of poppies - the land’s national flower, while surrounded by Palestine sunbirds - a newer national symbol of the land.

Her face is covered by olives and Jaffa oranges, fruits that represent the rich agricultural history of Palestine. Israeli settlers illegally displaced 70,000 people living in the thriving region of Jaffa during the 1948 Nakba, completely disrupting and seizing the prized citrus export that was heralded across the globe. And in a continuous effort to further destroy Palestinian agricultural livelihood, Israeli settlers have uprooted and set ablaze to more than 800,000 olive trees since the 60s.

These are bold cultural symbols, markers of her heritage, yet they mask her identity. She is anonymous, and could be anyone’s daughter, sister, or friend. This is to symbolize the 6,404 unseen children who have been killed to date (as of Nov 14th) during the present day genocide…

From the River to Sea, Palestine will be Free 🕊️

I will always use my art to advocate for those whose voices go unheard. Palestinian poet Tamim Al-Barghouti tied resistance to beauty, saying, “Whenever you face injustice or roughness, remember to defend yourself by finding beauty … document, prove, and defend it because all beauty is resistance.”

Here we have a young Palestinian girl garbed in a traditional embroidered thobe, holding her homeland’s flag and a bouquet of poppies - the land’s national flower, while surrounded by Palestine sunbirds - a newer national symbol of the land.

Her face is covered by olives and Jaffa oranges, fruits that represent the rich agricultural history of Palestine. Israeli settlers illegally displaced 70,000 people living in the thriving region of Jaffa during the 1948 Nakba, completely disrupting and seizing the prized citrus export that was heralded across the globe. And in a continuous effort to further destroy Palestinian agricultural livelihood, Israeli settlers have uprooted and set ablaze to more than 800,000 olive trees since the 60s.

These are bold cultural symbols, markers of her heritage, yet they mask her identity. She is anonymous, and could be anyone’s daughter, sister, or friend. This is to symbolize the 6,404 unseen children who have been killed to date (as of Nov 14th) during the present day genocide…

From the River to Sea, Palestine will be Free 🕊️

Hi I'm Nashid Chroma - a Toronto based Bengali artist! I'm inspired by colour, nature, and music. It's been my childhood dream to become an artist and thanks to the kindness of people who support my art, I've been able to realize this dream. Everything you find on this website has been created by me, and I'm constantly working on new projects! You can read more about me in the About Me page, otherwise I hope you enjoy browsing and find something that speaks to you :)

UNFRAMED PRINTS (No frame included)

This isn't your standard poster. Be prepared to be blown away by the premium matte texture finish and brilliant colour application! They are printed with 12 pigment based-inks as opposed to the 4 dye-based inks found in standard inkjet printing. And each order is carefully rolled with tissue and securely packaged in a cardboard tube.

- Paper thickness: 10.3 mil

- Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)

- Giclée printing quality

- 100 year lifespan and fade resistant

- Opacity: 94%ISO brightness: 104%

- Blank product sourced from Japan

CANVAS PRINTS (No frame included)

This finish will take your print to the next level and is Nashid's favorite way to experience the work. The artwork is printed on premium canvas, and stretched on gallery quality framing. These are also designed to be hung right out of the box!

- Acid-free, PH neutral, poly-cotton base

- 20.5 mil thick canvas, 470 g/m²- Mounting brackets included

- Hand glued solid wood stretcher bars

- Printed on textured and fade-resistant canvas (OBA-Free)

- 1.5" deep

All unframed print orders in North America are fulfilled by me and my team out of our studio in Toronto!

Canvas and international print orders are fulfilled by my printing partner. They have locations globally in the US, Canada, Latvia, Spain, Australia, and Japan so delivery is fast and no international duties or taxes will be incurred!

Please check out the shipping section of my website for shipping times and details!

Please check out the shipping section of my website for shipping times and details!

Holiday Deadline: Order by Nov 24th to guarantee your order arrives before Christmas!

While printing all the artwork, one of the prints came out with a beautiful glitch effect due to an unknown mechanical error. I felt like it should be celebrated because of the importance of "variants" in Across the Spiderverse. Since it cannot be reproduced, this will be sold as the "Variant 1 of 1 Edition" to the highest bidder.

Bidding will begin at 7PM EST on Sept 14, and extended until 11:59PM EST Sept 15.

*Artwork does not include frame

I watched Across the Spiderverse 4 times because I couldn't believe what I was seeing! Each time I walked out of the film, I found myself feeling like I learned something new about colour and a wealth of inspiration that I had to channel into my own artwork. I had a strong image in my head of Gwen and Miles soaring over a slanted opalescent New York. The piece is a far departure from my usual work and really challenged me to learn a lot of new techniques, but this was an intentional move to push myself to tap into the things that truly inspire me!

*Artwork does not include frame

Due to the time it will take to hand embellish each piece, they will take up to 4 weeks to finalize and ship out.

Please note that free shipping is not eligible on this item. Orders outside of North America might incur import fees and taxes in addition to shipping.

This is a 1 of 1 collector's edition canvas of my painting for the Home is Toronto collaboration with Peace Collective. It is a canvas print of my digital painting embellished with oil paint marks to accentuate the colour and texture of the CN Tower deck! This is the first canvas that has recieved this type of technical, traditional treatment which adds to its rarity.

The winner of the auction will have 24h to checkout, and if they do not then the runner up will be able to purchase at their bid amount. The final bid price is subject to tax and shipping based on the customer's location.

Popcorn bidding is enabled meaning if any bid is placed within the last 5 minutes of the auction, the auction will be extended by 5 extra minutes.

Here is a first look at the piece I designed for my Peace Collective collab. Toronto is the city in which my art was born. So it was a tremendous honour to collaborate on this design with one of the city’s most iconic brands!

I was inspired by an image of the CN Tower piercing through the clouds on a foggy day. I saw the perfect opportunity to translate the soft clouds into a bed of lilacs with Peace Collective’s notorious slogan “Home is Toronto” embedded in the sky. Finally. the yellow orbs represent the steady emergence of bright new talent in the city.

UNFRAMED PRINTS

This isn't your standard poster. Be prepared to be blown away by the premium matte texture finish and brilliant colour application! They are printed with 12 pigment based-inks as opposed to the 4 dye-based inks found in standard inkjet printing. And each order is carefully rolled with tissue and securely packaged in a cardboard tube.

- Paper thickness: 10.3 mil

- Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)

- Giclée printing quality

- 100 year lifespan and fade resistant

- Opacity: 94%ISO brightness: 104%

- Blank product sourced from Japan

FRAMED PRINTS

Take the hassle out of finding a frame to display your print by purchasing it preframed and ready to hang! Simply take it out of the packaging and put it out your wall - we got your back!

- Preframed and ready to hang- Alder, semi-hardwood frame from renewable forests'

- 0.75” thick frame

- Acrylite front protector

- Lightweight

- Hanging hardware included

CANVAS PRINTS

This finish will take your print to the next level and is Nashid's favorite way to experience the work. The artwork is printed on premium canvas, and stretched on gallery quality framing. These are also designed to be hung right out of the box!

- Acid-free, PH neutral, poly-cotton base

- 20.5 mil thick canvas, 470 g/m²- Mounting brackets included

- Hand glued solid wood stretcher bars

- Printed on textured and fade-resistant canvas (OBA-Free)

- 1.5" deep

UNFRAMED PRINTS

This isn't your standard poster. Be prepared to be blown away by the premium matte texture finish and brilliant colour application! They are printed with 12 pigment based-inks as opposed to the 4 dye-based inks found in standard inkjet printing. And each order is carefully rolled with tissue and securely packaged in a cardboard tube.

- Paper thickness: 10.3 mil

- Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)

- Giclée printing quality

- 100 year lifespan and fade resistant

- Opacity: 94%ISO brightness: 104%

- Blank product sourced from Japan

FRAMED PRINTS

Take the hassle out of finding a frame to display your print by purchasing it preframed and ready to hang! Simply take it out of the packaging and put it out your wall - we got your back!

- Preframed and ready to hang- Alder, semi-hardwood frame from renewable forests'

- 0.75” thick frame

- Acrylite front protector

- Lightweight

- Hanging hardware included

CANVAS PRINTS

This finish will take your print to the next level and is Nashid's favorite way to experience the work. The artwork is printed on premium canvas, and stretched on gallery quality framing. These are also designed to be hung right out of the box!

- Acid-free, PH neutral, poly-cotton base

- 20.5 mil thick canvas, 470 g/m²- Mounting brackets included

- Hand glued solid wood stretcher bars

- Printed on textured and fade-resistant canvas (OBA-Free)

- 1.5" deep

Please check out the shipping section of my website for shipping times and details!

Holiday Deadline: Order by Nov 26th to guarantee your order arrives before Christmas!

Please check out the shipping section of my website for shipping times and details!

Holiday Deadline: Order by Nov 26th to guarantee your order arrives before Christmas!

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Tupac Nashid Chroma

2pac was renamed Tupac Amaru Shakur at the age of 1 (originally Lesane Parish Crooks) after the Incan revolutionary Tupac Amaru II. His mother chose a powerful indigenous name to remind him that he was part of a global culture and not just from a neighbourhood. It must have became a self fulfilling prophecy because Makavali was definitely revolutionary and continues to have influence on contemporary culture even after 20 years of his murder.

I was inspired by the Incan etymology of his name and used Peru's national flower (the Inca were originally located here), the flor del Inca to adorn the legend.

Who is Nashid Chroma?

Nashid Chroma is a Toronto-Based Digital Pop Artist and his work explores the threshold between the Iconic and the Anonymous.

The compositions and visual motifs are inspired by each icon’s upbringing, influences, or the emotions that they evoke from their performances. Floral and geometric adornments are loaded with meaning to humanize the person in question, but they also visually abstract the portraits to feel disconnected and object-like.

Finally, Nashid uses bright saturated colour as an aesthetic anchor to bind his body of work into a cohesive collection. Chroma refers to the colourfulness of something and he continuously explores new ways to push the boundaries of colour in every new work he produces

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