Baby Squirrel (Print)
I'm still only a baby squirrel, therefore my tail is yet to achieve maximum fluffiness. As little as I am, my road to adulthood is going to be rough. But I will manage.
The original was made with charcoals in 2022. The reference video frame the drawing is based on was taken by a wildlife photographer Dani Connor. The print is ink pigment colors on paper. Mounted, unframed.
Two different print papers are available for this artwork- Print Deep Matt 230 and Canson® Edition Etching. Print Deep Matt 230 print comes with a beige mount, Canson® Edition Etching print comes with a grey mount. You can look at the pictures to have an idea of their looks.
Print Deep Matt 230 is a high-quality premium class paper. Deep Matt has a smooth, silky non-reflective surface. With exceptionally good photometric characteristics, this paper brings you excellent print image with pin-sharp details, deep black and saturated color. Without the use of Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs). Fading-proof.
-Weight: 230 gsm
-Surface feel: Ultra smooth
- Surface finish: Matte
- Color: Bright white
Canson® Edition Etching is a 100% cotton Fine Art paper with a smooth texture, reminiscent of the original genuine etching and printmaking papers. The paper has the purest white tone available on the market, without any Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs). Optical Brightening Agents are artificial brighteners that deteriorate in time. Canson® Edition Etching Rag offers a high paper shade stability and a resistance to aging by using natural minerals.
This museum-grade paper provides deep blacks, excellent image sharpness, optimum color graduation and its unique slight grain makes it ideal for printing detailed work, color photographs and exceptional black and white portraits.
- Weight: 310 gsm
- Surface feel: Soft textured
- Surface finish: Matte
- Color: Pure white
10% of the sales’ money from this particular art print goes to Estonian Fund of Nature (ELF). ELF stands for preservation of natural diversity in Estonia. To learn more about them, go to: https://elfond.ee/elf-en
I'm still only a baby squirrel, therefore my tail is yet to achieve maximum fluffiness. As little as I am, my road to adulthood is going to be rough. But I will manage.
The original was made with charcoals in 2022. The reference video frame the drawing is based on was taken by a wildlife photographer Dani Connor. The print is ink pigment colors on paper. Mounted, unframed.
Two different print papers are available for this artwork- Print Deep Matt 230 and Canson® Edition Etching. Print Deep Matt 230 print comes with a beige mount, Canson® Edition Etching print comes with a grey mount. You can look at the pictures to have an idea of their looks.
Print Deep Matt 230 is a high-quality premium class paper. Deep Matt has a smooth, silky non-reflective surface. With exceptionally good photometric characteristics, this paper brings you excellent print image with pin-sharp details, deep black and saturated color. Without the use of Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs). Fading-proof.
-Weight: 230 gsm
-Surface feel: Ultra smooth
- Surface finish: Matte
- Color: Bright white
Canson® Edition Etching is a 100% cotton Fine Art paper with a smooth texture, reminiscent of the original genuine etching and printmaking papers. The paper has the purest white tone available on the market, without any Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs). Optical Brightening Agents are artificial brighteners that deteriorate in time. Canson® Edition Etching Rag offers a high paper shade stability and a resistance to aging by using natural minerals.
This museum-grade paper provides deep blacks, excellent image sharpness, optimum color graduation and its unique slight grain makes it ideal for printing detailed work, color photographs and exceptional black and white portraits.
- Weight: 310 gsm
- Surface feel: Soft textured
- Surface finish: Matte
- Color: Pure white
10% of the sales’ money from this particular art print goes to Estonian Fund of Nature (ELF). ELF stands for preservation of natural diversity in Estonia. To learn more about them, go to: https://elfond.ee/elf-en
I'm still only a baby squirrel, therefore my tail is yet to achieve maximum fluffiness. As little as I am, my road to adulthood is going to be rough. But I will manage.
The original was made with charcoals in 2022. The reference video frame the drawing is based on was taken by a wildlife photographer Dani Connor. The print is ink pigment colors on paper. Mounted, unframed.
Two different print papers are available for this artwork- Print Deep Matt 230 and Canson® Edition Etching. Print Deep Matt 230 print comes with a beige mount, Canson® Edition Etching print comes with a grey mount. You can look at the pictures to have an idea of their looks.
Print Deep Matt 230 is a high-quality premium class paper. Deep Matt has a smooth, silky non-reflective surface. With exceptionally good photometric characteristics, this paper brings you excellent print image with pin-sharp details, deep black and saturated color. Without the use of Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs). Fading-proof.
-Weight: 230 gsm
-Surface feel: Ultra smooth
- Surface finish: Matte
- Color: Bright white
Canson® Edition Etching is a 100% cotton Fine Art paper with a smooth texture, reminiscent of the original genuine etching and printmaking papers. The paper has the purest white tone available on the market, without any Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs). Optical Brightening Agents are artificial brighteners that deteriorate in time. Canson® Edition Etching Rag offers a high paper shade stability and a resistance to aging by using natural minerals.
This museum-grade paper provides deep blacks, excellent image sharpness, optimum color graduation and its unique slight grain makes it ideal for printing detailed work, color photographs and exceptional black and white portraits.
- Weight: 310 gsm
- Surface feel: Soft textured
- Surface finish: Matte
- Color: Pure white
10% of the sales’ money from this particular art print goes to Estonian Fund of Nature (ELF). ELF stands for preservation of natural diversity in Estonia. To learn more about them, go to: https://elfond.ee/elf-en