Close your eyes for a moment and picture this: a canvas stretched wide, painted with the soft, diffused glow of either a nascent dawn or a lingering dusk. Over this vast, undulating expanse of grassy field, a muted shining descends, not harsh and bright, but gentle, almost reverent, as if the light itself holds its breath. In the foreground, two figures emerge from the gentle undulations of the landscape: an Elk cow and a magnificent bull. Their stance is not one of rest, but of profound vigilance. Heads held high, ears swiveling imperceptibly, they stand as ancient sentinels. Every muscle in their powerful bodies seems poised, ready to react, yet their stillness is absolute. The cow, a picture of maternal protectiveness, exudes a quiet strength, her eyes, dark and intelligent, scanning the horizon with a focus born of survival. Beside her, the bull, with the formidable breadth of his antlers, is a testament to the wild’s enduring power, his gaze equally intense, a shared duty in the vast quiet. The muted shining bathes them in a palette of gentle greens and subdued golds, highlighting the individual blades of grass that stretch endlessly around them. It's a light that softens the edges of the world, fostering a sense of quiet anticipation, a serene alertness that permeates the air. There's no harsh shadow, no demanding spotlight, just an even, ethereal glow that seems to absorb sound, making their silent watch even more poignant. And then, in the distance, a shimmering promise. Beyond the rolling field, where the earth meets the sky in a hazy embrace, a calm lake glistens. It's a silver ribbon mirroring the soft light above, a tranquil counterpoint to the elk's focused intensity. Its undisturbed surface reflects the subtle color of the sky, a symbol of untouched peace in a world where vigilance is a constant companion.
- 11 x 14, 16 x 20 or 20x24
- Digital painting on stretch canvas or unframed posterboard.
- Signed by multi award winning published artist.
**Please note that colors are noticeably more vibrant on canvas than posterboard. Every monitor displays colors differently, so your actual print may differ slightly than what you see here on your phone or computer.
Elk Cow and Bull Portrait Wall Art | Elk Wildlife Painting on Canvas
