Wyland Galleries introduces limited edition prints on metal for collectors of Wyland paintings and fine art photography. This state-of-the-art process uses heat to transfer dye directly onto 1/16" thick-brushed aluminum for a crisp, high-gloss image that meets today's highest archival standards. Each water-resistant print is lightweight, will not bend, and comes floated in a metal frame for a sleek, contemporary look that's sure to catch everyone's attention. An ultra hard scratch resistant surface ensures that your Wyland metal print enjoys the same longevity and color fidelity over times as your paper and canvas prints.

Several years ago, Wyland created Sea Walker, an undersea character for a new book and film project. The story begins with an epic storm that sinks the boat of a young family. The only survivor, a boy, is rescued by a group of dolphins, then taken by a manta ray to a deep volcanic vent where he is transformed into a creature that is half-human, half-dolphin. "Storm" is the opening scene from the story. "I enjoy this painting immensely," Wyland says. "It's a departure from my marine-life style, and it takes me back to my early marine artist days when I used to paint ships at sea."

All proceeds from this painting tonight benefit Wyland Foundation education outreach programs for clean water and ocean awareness