Rough Skinned Newt - fine art print
These little ones make me happy every time I see them. We used to rescue them as they slowly crossed our street growing up, carrying them safely across the road (and we still do). Only later did I learn that they are deadly poisonous! You’ll be fine if you touch them, just wash your hands right afterward, and definitely don’t lick one.
I love how their backs are brown and their bellies are orange, just like the Douglas squirrels who live in the trees around here.
This is an open edition, archival fine art print from an original watercolor and ink illustration. Printed on heavyweight, acid-free, lightly-textured paper, made locally by Chatwin Printing of Seattle, who specialize in fine art prints. Each is signed by the artist, ready to frame. Ships rolled, in a sturdy mailing tube.
These little ones make me happy every time I see them. We used to rescue them as they slowly crossed our street growing up, carrying them safely across the road (and we still do). Only later did I learn that they are deadly poisonous! You’ll be fine if you touch them, just wash your hands right afterward, and definitely don’t lick one.
I love how their backs are brown and their bellies are orange, just like the Douglas squirrels who live in the trees around here.
This is an open edition, archival fine art print from an original watercolor and ink illustration. Printed on heavyweight, acid-free, lightly-textured paper, made locally by Chatwin Printing of Seattle, who specialize in fine art prints. Each is signed by the artist, ready to frame. Ships rolled, in a sturdy mailing tube.
These little ones make me happy every time I see them. We used to rescue them as they slowly crossed our street growing up, carrying them safely across the road (and we still do). Only later did I learn that they are deadly poisonous! You’ll be fine if you touch them, just wash your hands right afterward, and definitely don’t lick one.
I love how their backs are brown and their bellies are orange, just like the Douglas squirrels who live in the trees around here.
This is an open edition, archival fine art print from an original watercolor and ink illustration. Printed on heavyweight, acid-free, lightly-textured paper, made locally by Chatwin Printing of Seattle, who specialize in fine art prints. Each is signed by the artist, ready to frame. Ships rolled, in a sturdy mailing tube.
