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Forgotten Bear Tales Acrylic Print
by J W Baker
Product Details
Forgotten Bear Tales acrylic print by J W Baker. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
Fox contemplates the wisdom of whether or not he should honor Bear's request to tell him the tale of why Bear's have short tails considering the part... more
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Artist's Description
Fox contemplates the wisdom of whether or not he should honor Bear's request to tell him the tale of why Bear's have short tails considering the part his Ancestor played in that story.
About J W Baker
Art is a story and painting is my way of telling the story. Art is the most profound means of storytelling - a single painting can speak personally to as many people who view it - it has the ability to communicate exactly what the Viewer needs whether it be inspiration, introspection or the simple joy of looking upon something pleasing to the eye. We share our stories with others to communicate, to form connections and show our capacity for empathy and good will - every story carries within it a part of the author of that story as an assurance of their sincerity in the effort - every story has meaning, and the stories told with art allow the Viewer to create their own meaning in addition to that which inspired the Artist to create...
$71.00
Richard Jansen
Congratulations!
RicardMN Photography
Congrats on your sale!
Joe Triano
J W, you are indeed a masterful story teller - and I am listening! All the best Brother. .....Joe
J W Baker replied:
Brother Joe - I'm just the Illustrator here - Fox is telling the story (his version of it anyway) ;)
Brian Commerford
J.W. , The animals are beautifully rendered , but i am even more impressed by the way you resolved the foreground and background....Great Choices !
J W Baker replied:
Thank you Brian - sometimes the work paints itself and you just have to be humble enough not to overestimate your part in the process... ;)