Desert Dada
Raccoon in the Evening Print
Raccoon in the Evening Print
“Look at that floozy,” murmured a gray fox as a gaudily dressed raccoon made her entrance. Billowing between her ears were agave leaves, Devil’s Claws, Cane Beardgrass, Hackberries, Apache Plumes, and ribbons of snakeskins. She waved a coordinating fan and scarf. Bejeweled with the legs and elytra of June Beetles, she had first eaten their creamy insides. “She definitely over-accessorized,” agreed another fox.
[Excerpt from the book “The Wild Hat”]
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Digital Prints pH neutral heavyweight matte paper and come unmatted with a 1/2" white border. As with all prints keep out of direct sunlight. |
Canvas Giclee Prints Giclee on canvas prints are stretched over 1-1/2 inch deep wooden supports and are wired ready to framed without glass. |
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