£220
1 in stock
Biro & acrylic inks
Every spring, female hares box potential male mates in the ultimate display of female empowerment. This piece explores the hares’ movement and the feelings of spring using coloured inks.
Thanks to Alicia, 50% of the net proceeds from the sale of this artwork will support the charitable work of DSWF and our ground-based conservation partners across Africa and Asia.
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Please note postage and packing to a UK address are included in the purchase price of this artwork. For international delivery, the artist will contact you after you have completed your purchase to arrange a shipping quote. Import/export costs may also be payable for international deliveries. If you need a shipping quote prior to making a purchase, please email dswf@davidshepherd.org with details of the artwork you are interested in, and the delivery address.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Alicia is an award-winning creative conservationist and wildlife artist from North Yorkshire, based in Bristol. She is a Daler-Rowney artist, and has been in DSWF’s Wildlife Artist of the Year multiple times, including winning the “Human Impact” category in 2021 with her piece “When the Whale Sang”. Her piece “Charcoal” sold in the Mall Galleries in 2024, and her recent “draw with me” series with On the Edge has over 200K views on Instagram alone. Alicia works across different media and disciplines to tell stories about the natural world, and is particularly passionate about wildlife artivism.
