A violet bird with iridescent feathers sits on a branch of yellow-green leaves against a bright blue sky.
Limited edition fine art print "Catch Me" by Jeff Dillon, depicting a violet bird with iridescent feathers on a branch with yellow-green leaves, displayed framed in a styled room setting.
Limited edition fine art print "Catch Me" by Jeff Dillon, depicting a violet bird with iridescent feathers on a branch with yellow-green leaves, displayed framed in a styled room setting.
Limited edition bird print "Catch Me" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a violet bird with iridescent feathers, a leafy branch, and a bright blue sky.
Original bird painting "Catch Me" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a violet iridescent bird perched on a leafy branch, yellow-green foliage, and a bright blue sky.
Original bird painting "Catch Me" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a violet iridescent bird perched on a leafy branch, yellow-green foliage, and a bright blue sky.
Original bird painting "Catch Me" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a violet iridescent bird perched on a leafy branch, yellow-green foliage, and a bright blue sky.
Limited edition fine art print "Catch Me" by Jeff Dillon depicting a violet bird with iridescent feathers on a branch with yellow-green leaves.

#194 "Catch Me"

$179
SKU: MP-194-A1
Type:Giclée Museum Paper
Size:12" x 12"
Print No. 2 of 100
Original Painting: Size 12" x 12" , Date June 2021

This limited edition fine art print by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon captures the iridescent detail and shifting colour of a grackle illuminated by passing light. Reproduced from the original heavy body acrylic painting, the artwork preserves the contrast between the bird’s dark silhouette and the unexpected brilliance revealed within its plumage.

This violet hued grackle is catching the light in such a way that the opal-like colours of its plumage are revealed. In quick passing, these birds often appear a stark black. It is a treat to see their feathers illuminate with these iridescent colours, vividly contrasting their usual shadowy form. The surrounding branch and foliage provide a soft natural contrast that allows the reflective quality of the bird’s feathers to remain the focal point of the composition.
~ Part of Jeff Dillon’s ongoing collection of original contemporary Canadian fine art. ~