Zebra with baobab

Zebras and Baobabs – the stuff of legends and myths! Why Zebras have stripes is still a bit of a mystery and theories vary from camouflage to insect-repellent, but whatever the reason, no two animals have the same pattern. The extraordinarily long-lived Baobab, said to be planted upside down by the gods, has a variety of uses; mats and rope are made from the bark, the seeds provide refreshing snacks and shelter can be found inside the hollow trunk of old trees.

Materials and dimensions:
Original medium; watercolour, ink and coloured pencil (mixed media)
Available in various sizes: A2, A3, A4 and A5
Printed with Epson ink on 310gsm, 100% cotton archival paper and crafted to last

* Frame not included