I was interested in creating a drawing that flowed from one dimension into another. Using a sketch book was the perfect solution for this drawing. The original idea was having a penguin sliding from one page to another. When I sketched this concept out, I realized that he looked like he was at a playground and the rest of the drawing came naturally. All the penguins are playing around except the one on the right. He was very curious as to how this was all working and tried to see what was going on behind the scenes.
Print size:
Small: 10.75″ X 14.25″ (paper size: 13 x 18)
Large: 14.75″ X 19.75″ (paper size: 17 X 23)
Framed size:
Small: 18″ X 21.375″
Large: 23″ X 27.5″
Frame Options: Black or Gray Beaded
Framed Canvas size:
Small: 19″ X 25″
Medium: 26″ X 34″ (frame size: 33 x 41)
Large: 33″ X 43″ (frame size: 40 x 50)
Artwork is printed on museum quality paper. Matting is 100% museum quality, conservation mat boards with a museum quality backing board.
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Gray Beaded Frame
Sm Canvas Frame
M/L Canvas Frame
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