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White-Tailed Deer - Word Mosaic Art Print

Word Mosaic Art Print by Curtis Epperson

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE ARTWORK

The woods get very quiet when one of these appears.

A White-Tailed Deer rarely needs to do much to make you stop and look.

Big Brown Eyes.

Quiet Step.

Watchful.

Gentle. Graceful. Peace. Swift.

Curtis built this deer from 96 different words and phrases that belong to the animal and its world.

Bucks Shed Antlers Yearly.

Eats Over 500 Plant Species.

Excellent Jumper.

Sensitive Hearing.

Walks On Tiptoes.

Curtis spent 21 hours drawing those words into the deer itself.

From across the room, it feels like a quiet encounter.

Up close, the woods begin explaining what you almost missed.

$30.00 USD
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Your print includes

A certificate of authenticity with the complete word list, together on one sheet.

Unframed art print. The white border is part of the print.

Printed on premium luster photo paper.

WORDS WITHIN WHITE-TAILED DEER

Start with a word.
Step quietly.

“Walks On Tiptoes” · “Big Brown Eyes” · “Bucks Shed Antlers Yearly”

These are only a few of the 96 different words and phrases Curtis used to create this White-Tailed Deer. The complete list comes with your print on its certificate of authenticity.

View White-Tailed Deer’s certificate and word list →

INSIDE THE ARTWORK

“Walks On Tiptoes” made the whole animal feel different to me.

Detail of the original hand-drawn lettering in White-Tailed Deer

Lettering detail from White-Tailed Deer.

The White-Tailed Deer gave me a beautiful mix of quiet words and surprising facts.

Big Brown Eyes. Gentle. Graceful. Peace. Quiet Step. Watchful.

Then I had Bucks Shed Antlers Yearly, Eats Over 500 Plant Species, Excellent Jumper and Walks On Tiptoes.

I used 96 different words and phrases and spent 21 hours drawing them into the finished deer.

I like the idea that someone can recognize the feeling of seeing a deer before they read anything.

Then one phrase gives them a reason to look at that familiar animal differently.

— Curtis

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