Time Out - Leopard in a Tree (vertical)

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This is a limited edition print of an original watercolour painting of a leopard lying in a tree, titled Time Out (vertical orientation), by South African wildlife watercolour artist Sue Dickinson. Following the ever-growing popularity and collectability of Sue’s original watercolours, 26 of her best artworks have been
This is a limited edition print of an original watercolour painting of a leopard lying in a tree, titled Time Out (vertical orientation), by South African wildlife watercolour artist Sue Dickinson. Following the ever-growing popularity and collectability of Sue’s original watercolours, 26 of her best artworks have been hand-selected for an exclusive Limited Edition Series. Signed and individually numbered, available in various sizes on canvas and acid-free paper. Honouring the delicate quality and refinement of each original painting and using only the very best modern technology and materials available, this image has been reproduced using the giclée (zhee-clay) method – the highest quality reproduction of an original available and archival for at least 150 years. Recognised as one of South Africa’s foremost Wildlife Animal Watercolour Artist, Sue Dickinson’s work is highly regarded and collected the world over. Sue has also been awarded membership of the Society of Animal Artists, based in New York, USA, internationally recognised as being the benchmark of wildlife art and artists. There is no room for error with watercolour – once it is on the paper, it is almost impossible to remove. I work carefully and accurately, but I'm not attempting to reproduce reality so I want to work fairly loosely too. It is important for the viewer to be able to see the mark of the artist, the journey I have taken on the page. The composition of each artwork is critical, based upon the law of proportion known as the Golden Mean - an aesthetic principle used by the ancient Greeks. Focusing on the animal itself, Sue’s experience has taught her that what you leave out is just as important as what you put in. To this end, you will notice the purposeful and very impactful negative space surrounding each of her artworks. Her stark, clean images concentrate exclusively on the animal and convey the wide-open spaces of Africa.