Home is Where the Honey is

Original, Drawing | 100 × 100 cm | Framed

£7,500

1 in stock

ABOUT THE ARTWORK
In the quiet industry of the hive, nothing is wasted. Each fracture is met with instinct, patience and purpose. Bees do not abandon that which is broken, they rebuild. Cell by cell, they restore structure and strengthen the fragile. This piece reflects that devotion to repair. A honeycomb shaped by countless small efforts, a reminder that even the most delicate frameworks can be restored. In protecting bees, we protect more than a species; we protect a quiet lesson in resilience.

Medium: Graphite on paper
Category: Environmental Artivism

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Born in Lancaster, England, Tom took up wildlife artwork professionally at the age of 28. After spending a short while diving into the world of wildlife and discovering the plight of many species, his passion for conservation was born. Tom spent time in South Africa travelling to Pretoria to spend time with Kevin Richardson, learning all he could about the various wildlife at the reserve and then travelled the Garden Route via various sanctuaries, ending up in Gans Baai to study great whites.

ABOUT WILDLIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR
This artwork was selected for exhibition in Wildlife Artist of the Year, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation’s internationally acclaimed competition celebrating the very best in wildlife art while raising vital funds for conservation.

YOUR PURCHASE MAKES A DIFFERENCE
50% of the proceeds from this sale will support David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) and our conservation partners across Africa and Asia. Together, we fight wildlife crime and protect endangered species, from frontline action to global policy.

SHIPPING INFORMATION
Please note that shipping costs are not included in the purchase price for this artwork, and there may be additional customs charges for deliveries outside the UK.  Upon purchase, a member of the DSWF team will be in touch to discuss collection or delivery options.

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