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Cedar Waxwing Print of Original Watercolor Painting
Species: Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum)
Orientation: Portrait (vertical)
Materials:100% cotton, acid-free fine art paper with a matte finish. Ultra-thick (300 grams) with a luxurious feel. Archival inks for enduring beauty.
Options:Various options are available - please select your preferred size from the dropdown menu. The print is unframed.
Giclée Method: Museum-quality archival reproduction of an original watercolor painting by Vanessa Thorman created using the giclée method, which is the highest standard for fine art prints.
Care Instructions:To maximize the life of your artwork, keep it away from direct sunlight.
Branding: The final printed product will be free of any watermarks for a clean and beautiful presentation.
Hand-signed and dated by artist for added authenticity.
Please note that this listing is for the giclée print only. The print comes unframed and without a mat, allowing you the freedom to personalize the presentation according to your unique style. The lifestyle photos provided showcase how the print would look when framed, offering inspiration for your own display options.
My artwork allows you to live with your favorite bird and animals (without the mess!), bringing with it the beauty and serenity that only nature can provide. Studies have shown that bird and wildlife artwork improves mental health and overall well-being? So, uplift your spirit with this painting!
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Did you know?
Cedar Waxwings have a unique and specialized diet. They are known for their preference for consuming berries and fruit, especially during the winter months when insects are scarce. Their digestive system is adapted to handle this fruit-heavy diet, allowing them to thrive on a variety of berries, including those from cedar trees, which inspired their name.
These birds are famous for their stunning displays of synchronized behavior during feeding frenzies. When a flock of Cedar Waxwings descends upon a berry-laden tree, they coordinate their movements with remarkable precision. This behavior not only helps them efficiently devour the available fruit but also enhances their social bonds within the flock.
Cedar Waxwings are instantly recognizable due to their distinctive appearance. They have a sleek, silky plumage, often with a crested head, and a black mask that runs from their eyes to their neck. Their secondary wing feathers feature bright red tips, creating a unique and eye-catching accent.
