A jewel-toned grasshopper named Lucky is perched on a branch against vivid green and red backgrounds.
Limited edition fine art print "Lucky" by Jeff Dillon, depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper named Lucky perched on a branch against green and red backgrounds, displayed framed in a styled room setting.
Limited edition fine art print "Lucky" by Jeff Dillon, depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper named Lucky perched on a branch against green and red backgrounds, displayed framed in a styled room setting.
Limited edition insect print "Lucky" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper perched on a branch, vivid green and red background areas, and detailed insect forms.
Original insect painting "Lucky" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper perched on a branch, vivid green background, and red abstract accents.
Original insect painting "Lucky" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper perched on a branch, vivid green background, and red abstract accents.
Original insect painting "Lucky" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper perched on a branch, vivid green background, and red abstract accents.
Limited edition fine art print "Lucky" by Jeff Dillon depicting a jewel-toned grasshopper named Lucky perched on a branch against green and red backgrounds.

#199 "Lucky"

$179
SKU: MP-199-A1
Tüüp:Giclée Museum Paper
Suurus:12" x 12"
Print No. 1 of 100
Original Painting: Size 12" x 12" , Date June 2021

This limited edition fine art print by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon captures the intricate detail and natural character of a grasshopper resting within its environment. Reproduced from the original heavy body acrylic painting, the artwork preserves the reflective textures, organic colour shifts, and close observational focus that define the original piece.

This intriguing grasshopper is detailed in rich iridescent tones that give its appearance a jewel-like quality. Grasshoppers are often familiar companions of childhood, playfully chased through long summer grass. Insects are frequently overlooked within healthy ecosystems, yet they play an essential role in the balance of the living world. On closer inspection, rather than a pest, we begin to see something remarkably detailed, resilient, and deeply connected to the rhythms of nature.
~ Osa Jeff Dilloni pidevalt täienevast Kanada kaasaegse originaalkunsti kollektsioonist. ~