"Vermilion Flycatcher"By Jeanine Colini
The brilliant red feathers of the "Vermilion Flycatcher" will throw your kitty into a tizzy… wanting to catch it!
NOTE FROM THE CREATOR: The Vermilion Flycatcher from my "Birds of A Feather" collection, is native to the Sonoran Desert of the Southwest. The male of this species has brilliant red feathers and a dramatic black mask surrounding its eyes. Our fine feathered friends are drawn in chalk pastel and the smudging technique I use suggests the softness of feathers.
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This is a digital re-production of the original artwork "Vermilion Flycatcher" by Jeanine Colini.
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23”W x 18.5”H
Large format, vibrant, high-quality print on durable, semi-rigid thermoplastic.
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The brilliant red feathers of the "Vermilion Flycatcher" will throw your kitty into a tizzy… wanting to catch it!
NOTE FROM THE CREATOR: The Vermilion Flycatcher from my "Birds of A Feather" collection, is native to the Sonoran Desert of the Southwest. The male of this species has brilliant red feathers and a dramatic black mask surrounding its eyes. Our fine feathered friends are drawn in chalk pastel and the smudging technique I use suggests the softness of feathers.
The brilliant red feathers of the "Vermilion Flycatcher" will throw your kitty into a tizzy… wanting to catch it!
NOTE FROM THE CREATOR: The Vermilion Flycatcher from my "Birds of A Feather" collection, is native to the Sonoran Desert of the Southwest. The male of this species has brilliant red feathers and a dramatic black mask surrounding its eyes. Our fine feathered friends are drawn in chalk pastel and the smudging technique I use suggests the softness of feathers.