SOLD - Willard the Woebegone Owlet
This is a detailed, original watercolour of an adorable baby owl, Willard the Woebegone who fell out of his nest. My art is created with love and passion, and I always give my animals a personality of their own, so they become almost real. When I first saw the photo by Ethan Gray, I knew that this baby owl had to be added to my gallery of loveable animals. Why Willard the Woebegone? Because Willard was high up in the tree, safe in his nest, until he wriggled and wriggled until he fell out. Poor baby Willard can't get back up to his nest again - I think he needs some help - don't you? Thanks to @insituartroom for the room display. Willard is created in Watercolour on 300 gsm paper NB The background is off white but due to issues transferring the photos is shading a little .
This is a detailed, original watercolour of an adorable baby owl, Willard the Woebegone who fell out of his nest. My art is created with love and passion, and I always give my animals a personality of their own, so they become almost real. When I first saw the photo by Ethan Gray, I knew that this baby owl had to be added to my gallery of loveable animals. Why Willard the Woebegone? Because Willard was high up in the tree, safe in his nest, until he wriggled and wriggled until he fell out. Poor baby Willard can't get back up to his nest again - I think he needs some help - don't you? Thanks to @insituartroom for the room display. Willard is created in Watercolour on 300 gsm paper NB The background is off white but due to issues transferring the photos is shading a little .
This is a detailed, original watercolour of an adorable baby owl, Willard the Woebegone who fell out of his nest. My art is created with love and passion, and I always give my animals a personality of their own, so they become almost real. When I first saw the photo by Ethan Gray, I knew that this baby owl had to be added to my gallery of loveable animals. Why Willard the Woebegone? Because Willard was high up in the tree, safe in his nest, until he wriggled and wriggled until he fell out. Poor baby Willard can't get back up to his nest again - I think he needs some help - don't you? Thanks to @insituartroom for the room display. Willard is created in Watercolour on 300 gsm paper NB The background is off white but due to issues transferring the photos is shading a little .