Sumatran Tiger in Coloured pencilsThis was booked by a lady who had previously asked me to complete a portrait of her West Highland Terrier and who is a big fan of Tigers. Although the original has been sold, there will be prints available of the portrait once completed. More details will follow soon. MEDIUM: Coloured Pencils
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THE CREATION PROCESS
The Commissionee was more than happy to let me create the final composition once she had chosen the reference image of the Tiger. I knew the best way to place the Tiger would be in water, so using an editing program, I pulled a few sections of other photographs I had in my reference library (from a day out photographing Otters) and roughly placed them on to the one photograph. I know the Artwork will change throughout but the reference is used as a guide - the creation is the fun part!
About Sumatran Tigers....
Conservation Status: Critically Endangered Where they live: Indonesian Island of Sumatra Numbers: Fewer than 400 (in the wild) Size: Males - From 87" upto 100" Young: 3 - 4 cubs Threats to their survival: Habitat loss due to agricultural growth, poaching, pray-base depletion and illegal trade primarily for the domestic market. |