I enjoy surprising people with what I illustrate. In the wild, the lion has always been the predator to the zebra. I decided to have fun turning the tables on them. In this piece, I am drawing a group of mostly young male lions relaxing next to the water hole. As I evaluate my drawing while it’s taped to the wall, to my surprise, a zebra bursts through the paper, tearing the king of beasts from the group.
Print size:
Small: 10″ X 15.25″ (paper Size: 13 x 19)
Large: 14″ X 21″ (paper Size: 17 X 24)
Framed size:
Small: 17.25″ X 22.5″
Large: 22″ X 29″
Frame Options: Black or Gray Beaded
Framed Canvas size:
Small: 17″ X 25″
Medium: 24″ X 36″ (frame size: 31 x 43)
Large: 30″ X 47″ (frame size: 37 x 54)
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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