Teddy Bears with a Heart

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Valentine's Day Frame TV art from a single painting: two cuddly teddy bears holding a pink heart together on a window seat, held on screen for two silent hours in 4K…
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Valentine's Day Frame TV art from a single painting: two cuddly teddy bears holding a pink heart together on a window seat, held on screen for two silent hours in 4K — no music, no narration and no cuts, made to leave running as a screensaver on a Samsung Frame TV or any 4K screen through the weeks before Valentine's Day.

Two honey-brown teddy bears sit side by side with their heads leaning together, sharing one big plush pink heart between their paws. They sit on an ivory velvet window seat piled with blush and rose-print cushions, in front of a tall window with lace curtains tied back with pink ribbons, the sky outside soft pink at dawn. A candle glows in a brass sconce on each side of the window.

It has the look of a classic decorative oil painting: soft visible brushwork, warm honey and blush tones, and a gentle, sweet mood.

It is one image all the way through: no slideshow, no transitions, no zoom. The only things that move are the two candle flames in the wall sconces, flickering softly, and a gentle warmth that drifts across the room too slowly to notice.

It is made for the run-up to Valentine's Day: for a sweet surprise at home, a kids' Valentine party, an anniversary, or a cozy February evening.

If you searched for a Valentine screensaver, a Valentine background or Valentine wallpaper for your TV, a romantic screensaver, or Valentine frame TV art for a Samsung Frame TV: this is that, made to be left running as wall art.

How to watch on your TV

No Frame TV needed. Open the YouTube app on any smart TV (Samsung including The Frame, LG, Sony, TCL, Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast), find this collection on the Quiet Frame TV channel, press play and go full screen. It runs for hours in silence, so you can leave it on as wall art. The full step-by-step guide

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