Endangered Species of West Virginia Watercolor Art Print pinecone This artwork is the October

This artwork is the October edition of a year-long PA watershed series that will come out each month throughout 2021 and celebrate the freshwater ecology of the region

Created from original watercolor paintings by me and inspired by long walks through the hills of West Virginia where I grew up

This print was created from my original watercolor illustration of the front and back of a horseshoe crab that I created during my artist residency with National Audubon Society at Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine in August 2019

I created this painting from a photo I took in the Laurel Highlands area of Pennsylvania

This art print is a reproduction of my original watercolor painting featuring a super zoomed-in view of a bed of lush green mosses with bright orange sporophytes

Endangered Species of West Virginia Watercolor Art Print pinecone This artwork is the OctoberThis print features my original pen & ink and watercolor illustration of five endangered species of West Virginia: the rusty patched bumble bee, the Virginia big eared bat, the candy darter, the fanshell, and the Guyandotte River crayfish. Printed by a local print shop in West Virginia on 100# textured white felt paper (for the look & feel of watercolor paper!). Size: 11x14 inches.