Collection

The Cubist Contours Collection

Award-winning, limited-edition prints inspired by cubism, jazz, and technology. As your eye unravels the tapestry of lines, you discover a world alive with detail.

•Limited-edition archival prints
•Signed and numbered by the Artist
•Sizes: 8.5×11, 8×10, 16×20, custom

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Each Cubist Contour hides a world of detail within its lines. Hover over the tabs to reveal the hidden scenes embedded in the artwork.

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Take a closer look

Each Cubist Contour hides a world of detail within its lines. Hover over the tabs to reveal the hidden scenes embedded in the artwork.

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Explore

Take a closer look

Each Cubist Contour hides a world of detail within its lines. Hover over the tabs to reveal the hidden scenes embedded in the artwork.

About

100% original, award‑winning and mind‑bending.

The Cubist Contours collection is the result of years of experimentation with a single, unbroken line. Each piece begins without a sketch — just a concept and a pen. The line leads, and the artist follows.

Drawing from cubist fragmentation, jazz improvisation, and the circuit-board geometry of late-90s technology, these works reward close inspection. What appears abstract from a distance resolves into faces, figures, and scenes as you lean in.

“There's no sketching. I start with a concept and let the line lead me. That improvisational process, coupled with the cubist and technology influences, is what makes them so unique. Abstract at first, then you start to unravel the detail.”
Shane Bouchard, Artist

Influences

Inspired by

Cubism

Movement, 1907–1930s

Inspired by the principles of cubism, Cubist Contours work exclusively in line — no color, no plane, no form. Each piece transforms the movement into something new, emphasizing the fluidity of time through the orchestration of line.

Jazz

Influence, 1920s–present

Like a jazz musician without sheet music, each Cubist Contour is improvised in a single session — no sketches, no underdrawing. The line goes where it leads. You can't go back, only forward.

Technology Y2K

Aesthetic era, 1995–2005

The circuit-board geometry of the late 90s runs through every piece — dense grids, branching traces, the organized chaos of information systems at scale. The aesthetics of a technological era, reborn as fine art.

Prints

Limited‑edition prints

Archival quality

Each Giclee print is produced on museum-grade archival paper using professional fine art printing technology — the same standard used by galleries worldwide. Colors remain true and vibrant for generations.

Limited‑edition

Limited-edition Giclee prints — each one individually titled, numbered, and signed by Shane Bouchard. Part of a run of 150, these are not reproductions. They are the edition.

Signed by Artist

Shane Bouchard graduated with Highest Honors from the University of Florida with a degree in Graphic Design. He works as a Creative Director and Fine Artist in the Orlando area, and signs every print that leaves his studio.