Prints (Limited Edition) - Available
- Giclee Prints complete with Certificate of Authenticity & Artist Seal
- Limited run of 150
- Mounted and backing board
- 30% from each print sale will be donated to a conservation partner
Each print is produced using archival inks (guaranteed lightfast for 100+ years) on Canson Infinity Rag Photographique Paper and personally signed off by myself.
Whilst the print run is limited to 150 prints, if you would like to discuss a bespoke sizing outside of the standard option, please get in touch through the contact page to discuss this further.
As each print is individually produced and quality checked to order, please allow around 14 days for production & shipping.
Original Charcoal on Paper - SOLD
Approx. size of original – H 59cm x W 84cm (unframed)
Inspiration
I was very honoured to have this piece as a finalist in the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year 2019 exhibition, at the Mall galleries. The reference image for this work came from some time spent in Addo Elephant National Park, famed, unsurprisingly, for its elephants.
We watched as the herd was led away from a waterhole and I rather liked the change of perspective. This allowed me to focus on the wonderful texture of the skins rather than their unmistakable faces. Although you are never in doubt as to what animal you are looking at. The jungle book style, single file leading off, fading into the distance, although not intentional when conceptualising the piece, I think works well. It speaks to the plight of these magnificent creatures, who, without our help, will slowly fade into extinction.
The original is unfortunately no longer up for grabs but, as with all my works, 30% of the profits from this work and the 150 prints sold will go to David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation to fund vital conservation work across Africa and Asia