"Wild Twin" Limited edition print - 2nd edition
"Wild Twin" Limited edition print - 2nd edition
"Follow her back
To the road forgotten
And meet yourself there."
(from the poem "Heed the Call" by Ange Woolfall)
While practicing a meditative visualisation, I found myself viscerally aware of the thick, lustrous pelt of a wolf pressing herself against me in a posture of protection and stability. This is why fur features so much in my paintings. In my visualisation I had set out to 'meet' my spirit guide, and the animal I encountered was of course a wolf. My Wild Twin. And the message I was receiving from her was, "You are enough as you are. All the energy you give out to others you could use to support yourself better; the love you give others can also be directed towards yourself."
On the forest floor, with my wolf, my hands deep in her fur, at peace.
High quality giclée print from an original painting by Lucy Campbell, signed by the artist.
Limited edition of 195
Printed with archival inks on 300 gsm 100% cotton, acid-free paper. Unframed.
** 10% discount for 2 or more prints (excludes Clearance items)**
- FREE shipping (Taxes & Duties Pre-paid - some exclusions)
- Dispatch 3 - 7 working days (printed on demand)
- Delivery 3 - 11 days from dispatch
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Packaging
Packaging
All prints and sketches are wrapped in acid free tissue paper, then recycled brown paper. Single prints are shipped in double walled tubes, 2 or more prints are shipped flat in double walled cardboard.
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DAMAGE TO PACKAGING
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Care instructions
Care instructions
Unless damp, it is recommended to leave prints in packaging until framing (particularly for tubes) as repeated rolling/unrolling increases risk of damage.
Framing
Framing
Professional framing is recommended.
