Species: Chelonia mydas, Green Sea Turtle
Medium: Charcoal
Date Completed: 2008
Donation Pledge: University of Texas' Animal Rehabilitation Keep
The Story: The green sea turtle inhabits many of the world's oceans, but is still an endangered species. My sister took the photo I used for reference in Oahu. This turtle was the first reptile I ever drew in charcoal, and I was surprised how easy the skin was. He was featured in an exhibit at the Los Alamos Art Center at Fuller Lodge in August, 2008.
| Original: 17" x 7" framed to 22.75" x 12.75" x 0.75" | purchase original $600 | |
| Limited Edition Prints: 16" x 6.5" edition of 25 signed and numbered | purchase print $125 | |
The original is framed with a dark gray acid-free mat and a wooden frame with a nice subtle green pattern. The glass is non-glare UV-protected, and a hanging wire is attached.
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