A Cute Chipmunk

A Cute Chipmunk

In this endearing pen, ink, and watercolor painting, the viewer is treated to a charming glimpse of nature's whimsy as a cute chipmunk indulges in a snack amidst the lush greenery of the jungle. With its thick grey and white fur standing out against the rich browns and vibrant greens of its surroundings, the chipmunk exudes a sense of innocence and curiosity that is as captivating as it is adorable.

As the chipmunk munches contentedly on its snack, its tiny paws delicately holding the morsel, the artist skillfully captures the playful energy and boundless charm of this beloved woodland creature. The chipmunk's bright eyes sparkle with mischief, while its whiskers twitch with anticipation, adding a sense of life and personality to the scene.

Surrounded by the dense foliage of the jungle, the chipmunk's presence serves as a delightful contrast to the wild beauty of its natural habitat. With each stroke of the pen and wash of watercolor, the artist brings the scene to life, inviting the viewer to pause and revel in the simple joys of nature's wonders.

Whether viewed up close or from afar, this expressive painting captures the timeless appeal of a cute chipmunk in its element, reminding us of the magic and beauty that can be found in the smallest of creatures and the most ordinary of moments.

Paper Size

9" X 12"

Material

- Stillman and Birn Nova beige-toned paper

- Pen, ink and watercolor

Uniqueness guarantee

This product is one of a kind and there are no duplicates of this painting. 

Framing options

This painting is available in a fiberglass 1" frame with clear glass. You may choose to have a 0.5" mount.

     Frame color options: Black / White / Brown

     Mount color options: Black / White / Brown / Grey

Please convey your choice of the mount and frame after you place the order by email at shirish@huesandtones.net

Disclaimer

The painting is done on a paper/canvas, while you are watching it on a backlit screen. Due to the inherent differences between these two media, the actual colors may differ slightly (but not too much) from the picture displayed here.

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