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The melting snow
  • The melting snow
  • The melting snow

The melting snow

£1,261.00Price

Daisy Watt age 11 years

 

Daisy lives very close to The Yorkshire Wildlife Park and loves to visit and see the Polar Bears. Something she always observes is how birds always sit amongst the bears as if they are friends and having a chat. These bears are safe and have a lovely life but Daisy is aware that Polar Bears in their natural habitat are endangered due to climate change. As she grows older she is becoming more passionate about wildlife and our natural world and how it is endangered. It is for this reason Daisy wants to raise as much as possible for WWF and more importantly raise more awareness of the challenges these animals face.

When we had a great snowy day, Daisy piled snow on the canvas and then put blues and silver paint on the snow. It was carried carefully inside, placed on a towel and she waited for the snow to melt. So, she sat thare just like the Polar Bear, watching the snow and ice melt away! What developed after was this beautiful, thinking Polar Bear watching the snow melt away. Daisy hopes this will make everybody think!

If you would like to bid for this painting you can do so by emailing daisywattart@outlook.com we will update the price on here daily to show current highest bid. All bids to be in for Sunday 25th April. Starting bid £1200. Many thanks! (p.s it will show as sold out) Good luck!

Size 61 x 76cm  Acrylic on snow and canvas!

 

 

    Prints

    Original paintings are scanned and giclee printed using epson ultra chrome inks on innova 315gsm natural soft textured acid free archival paper.

     

    Daisy signs each print whilst eating maltesers.

    Canvas

    Original Paintings are scanned and giclee printed using epson ultra chrome inks on innova 350gsm exhibition matt polycotton canvas.

     

    The print is then stretched, stretcher bars attached and varnished to achieve a beautiful finish. Daisy hand embellishes where a twinkle is needed and signs each canvas. 

    10% of the profits will go to Firefly, Cancer Research UK and WWF.

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