Deer Art print

Name: Deer Art print
Brand: Sarah Walsh
SKU: P068-8X10
Price: 22.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$22.00 CAD

Size 8" x 10"

8" x 10" 12" x 18" 18" x 24"

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This print was made in collaboration with a very talented artist named Sarah Walsh, based in Kansas City, as part of our Artist Club series. To learn more about Sarah Walsh and the other artists, visit our Artists' Club page.

This print is part of our Cascadia collection. Cascadia is a major mountain range in the Pacific Northwest. Home to some of the wildest landscapes, the sagebrush steppe and the vast forests are an area of great biodiversity. On higher grounds, there are vast prairies, alpine tundra and glaciers, while at lower altitudes, coniferous forests line the slopes. This ecosystem is an area filled with the most beautiful wildflowers, filled with magnificent plants, and is a refuge for many animals.

Printing Process: Indigo digital printing
Paper: Rolland Enviro100 65 lb. cover. FSC© certified. 100% post-consumer fibre.

Illustration by the Baltic Club.
Printed in Montreal, Canada.

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Sarah Walsh

Sarah Walsh is an illustrator, painter and designer. For the last twenty years, she’s been fortunate enough to make a living with her paintings and drawings.

In addition to an engaged personal art practice centered around her sketchbooks and paintings, she also collaborates with different clients on a variety of projects.

Home goods, children's books, socially conscious based projects, nature and mystical subject matter are the main stays of Sarah’s work.

She works with select clients include PBS, The British Museum, Washington Post, Penguin Random House, Nosy Crow and Crate & Barrel (and now with us hihi 😉 ).

Sarah is the co-proprietor of the illustrative product based brand Tigersheep Friends with her husband, fellow illustrator Colin Walsh.

In her free time Sarah enjoys collecting books, plants, cooking, folk art and daydreams of keeping a miniature horse in her backyard someday. She also likes to go to coffee shops and doodle, go treasure hunting at the nearby antique mall, listen to records, and hang with family and friends.

Sarah lives in Kansas City with her husband, son and dog.