Product Details
Artwork Description
The plight of tigers is an ongoing travesty. After watching a documentary on the poaching of tigers, Emma felt compelled to draw a portrait to help raise money for this majestic, endangered species. Emma wanted to create a work that captured the intense stare of a tiger, to help the viewer connect with the subject and look beyond the creature’s beauty and see another living being.
Upon completion, the character of this portrait reminded Emma of an old family photograph. A picture of a bygone era – of something that no longer exists. Emma believes this is sadly how we may view tigers in the coming decades, which lead to the name ‘Memory’.
Artwork Details
Type: Original artwork
Description: Pencil and black on acid-free Hahnemühle paper
Drawing size: 18″ x 23″
Framed size: 24″ x 29″
Signed: Yes, front
Artwork date: 2020
About The Artist
Emma is a pencil artist specialising in hyperrealism. She works in graphite to create atmospheric portraits rendered in astonishing detail.
Emma is passionate about conservationism and animal welfare. It is her mission to use her work to support these causes as far as possible.