This drawing was inspired by both Escher’s “Reptiles” lithograph and my son, who loves animals. Like the lizards in “Reptiles,” the elephants in “Escape” are marching off the page. In my interpretation, the elephants transform from two-dimensional to three-dimensional images. Drawing the elephant that is half two-dimensional and half three-dimensional was the most difficult part of this drawing. You can see that I used pencils to help further the illusion that this elephant is coming out of the drawing.
Print size:
Small: 8.5″ X 16.75″ (paper size: 13 x 19)
Large: 11.75″ X 23″ (paper size: 16 X 25.5)
Framed size:
Small: 16″ X 23.5″
Large: 20.25″ X 30″
Frame Options: Black or Gray Beaded
Framed Canvas size:
Small: 15″ X 27″
Medium: 22″ X 40″ (frame size: 29 x 47)
Large: 28″ X 51″ (frame size: 35 x 58)
Artwork is printed on museum quality paper. Matting is 100% museum quality, conservation mat boards with a museum quality backing board.
Black Frame
Gray Beaded Frame
Sm Canvas Frame
M/L Canvas Frame
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