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wood prints spring wood prints nature wood prints seasons wood prints gray fox wood prints seasonal wood prints fox pup wood prints kit wood prints cherry blossoms wood prints myth wood prints miniature wood prints fresco wood prints

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This is part of a series of paintings with different species of foxes representing each of the four seasons. Spring is represented by the Gray Fox.

Here a young gray fox is hanging out among the branches of a flowering cherry tree. Gray foxes climb trees and are equally at home in them as they are on the ground. Spring is a time of youth, of reaching up and preparing for the future. The original painting is a miniature measuring 4 x 4". I have scanned it and digitally rendered it here so that larger prints can be made, however, the smaller size of the print, the truer it will be to the original and what is viewed here. I recommend larger print sizes be done on canvas to better give a painterly effect. I also recommend this and the other seasonal fox paintings for a boxed set of greeting cards.


ARTWORK AND TEXT COPYRIGHT 2005 ANTONY GALBRAITH (DO AN).
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AS Galbraith is a contemplative artist working primarily in hand embroidery, but also has worked with watercolor, acrylic inks and acrylics. He is also a Zen Buddhist monk, (dharma name: Ven. Myohye Do'an) and besides creating art, he is the guiding teacher for Lotus Heart Zen. The purchase here help support his ability to create art and teach. His work explores myth and the natural world. The process of making art, regardless of the medium, is a spiritual practice, and contemplative discipline. Please note that the paintings in the gallery are professional digital scans. The depth and range of colors are limited to the capability of the monitor that the image is being viewed on. Keep in mind that most colors tend to appear less saturated...