Douglas Fir Squirrel | 21.5" x 29.5"
A PNW native, a Douglas Squirrel balances on a fence post above his midden. “A fiery, sputtering little bolt of life,” is how John Muir described a native squirrel. This watercolor brings to life their minute details; tufted ears, pale orange belly and white eye ring. The background is a colorful soft abstract.
The watercolor is done on 300lb Arches and is mounted on a natural wood frame. It has UV coating and a clear varnish coat to protect the piece.
A PNW native, a Douglas Squirrel balances on a fence post above his midden. “A fiery, sputtering little bolt of life,” is how John Muir described a native squirrel. This watercolor brings to life their minute details; tufted ears, pale orange belly and white eye ring. The background is a colorful soft abstract.
The watercolor is done on 300lb Arches and is mounted on a natural wood frame. It has UV coating and a clear varnish coat to protect the piece.
A PNW native, a Douglas Squirrel balances on a fence post above his midden. “A fiery, sputtering little bolt of life,” is how John Muir described a native squirrel. This watercolor brings to life their minute details; tufted ears, pale orange belly and white eye ring. The background is a colorful soft abstract.
The watercolor is done on 300lb Arches and is mounted on a natural wood frame. It has UV coating and a clear varnish coat to protect the piece.