This print is from an original drawing I did with prismacolor
colored pencils and pen. This drawing is #36 in a daily
drawing project series I did that year.

I saw this deer statue in the Japanese Tea Gardens in Golden Gate
Park in San Francisco and loved it. This one was tucked away
behind a bush and really hard to photograph. I so wanted to
climb over the little fence to get a better shot, but I didn't want to
disrespect the grounds or get in trouble. So I made do. I love the
eyes on this statue and the way it's smiling.

This image is available as either a 5"x7" or 8"x10" print and is
printed in my home studio using archival pigment inks on bright
white 110 archival cardstock.

Each print ships in a clear plastic archival sleeve in a sturdy
cardboard mailer via the USPS.

Note: Because this piece is from an original drawing, there may be
natural imperfections in the background of the print adding to the
character of the art print and colors might vary slightly due to monitor settings.

Drawing #36
February 23, 2011