Thylacine painting

Extinct animals and birds are still among my favorites, and the Tasmanian tiger is surely one of them. I did start one more painting depicting the animal and though I was pleased with the background the tiger seemed to be very big for the size, with wrong proportions and facial expression. I decided to remove the tiger and repainted it over the background but much smaller. Surely not my best attempt but I know that I`ll be able to create a much better painting one day.

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Korg Legacy hat gesagt…

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Mike hat gesagt…

This is a stunning painting. Do you sell prints of it, as I'd really love to have one of these on my wall?

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