$80.00
These little guys were just gorgeous and curious about what they were looking at, they weren’t too familiar with humans. I was probably the first they ever saw and I don’t think they were impressed.
Young animals like children are always wanting to play, they become so involved in their play that they don’t realize that there is a strange looking creature near-by watching them.
The playtime is often fairly rough but it is necessary to help tone their muscles and train them for adulthood, and when they will have to hunt for a living.
They soon notice me and aren’t really alarmed because Mom isn’t near to warn them to hide. Mom is off hunting for lunch and won’t be back soon. However, they are still cautious and keep their distance the way Mom trained them.
I enjoyed watching them for a while until they got tired of having a stranger so close in the neighbourhood and decided it was best to go into the den before Mom gets home and she will not be pleased.
This portrait is another fantastic memory of when I saw “Fox Kittens” in Labrador.
This portrait is a Giclee format on 100% cotton acid free media, this format uses pigments instead of inks, resulting in a longevity outlasting oils by up to ten times without any deterioration of quality or color.
These portraits are unframed allowing faster and lower costs shipping, also no damage due to frames, thus allowing the purchaser to select a frame of their own choice to compliment each individual room.
Available in 13″ X 19″ for $80 and on Canvas 20″ X 30″ for $140
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