The artist is delighted to have just unveiled a new watercolor creation. The small, intimate painting depicts a lone timber wolf traversing a snowy winter landscape, rendered in the artist’s signature style of soft realism.

Though compact in size, the painting packs in an incredible amount of detail. The wolf’s fur is painted with a delicate touch, the creamy base coat contrasting beautifully with the charcoal and umber tones used to define the facial markings and fur texture. The snow surrounding the wolf is varied in tone, with shadows suggesting the contours of the land beneath. Despite the highly detailed fur and snow, there is a wonderful softness to the piece, with faded edges and bleeds between colors creating a hazy, atmospheric background.

The wolf is captured as it paused to observe it’s surroundings, its piercing yellow eyes scanning the landscape ahead. The artist masterfully conveys the animal’s power and grace as it moves silently through the winter scene. The viewer gets the sense that we have stumbled upon the wolf in its natural habitat, a fleeting glimpse into the daily life of this elusive and majestic creature.

The artist’s ability to find beauty in the subtle details of the subject translates wonderfully to the smaller scale. The piece invites the viewer into a serene yet wild frozen world, an enchanting tribute to the Timber Wolf and the magic of the Northern wilderness.