Sky Siouki is a Bristol-based abstract artist, whose work focuses primarily on wildlife and nature, expressed through multi-media pieces of art. This piece is an example of Sky's fine pencil drawings - delicate sketches which convey the subtle intricacies of the botanical world.
Description
This botanical art print celebrates the effortless beauty of the wild olive tree. Drawn from pencil before being meticulously shaded to create subtle variations in tone across the leaves, this piece is a sensitive study of this typically Mediterranean plant.
This print would make a lovely gift for lovers of the natural world.
The print is signed by the artist.
Materials and Dimensions
Printed in-house by Sky herself
Superior quality giclée print on 310gsm fine art etching rag.
A5 Size (21cm x 14.8cm)
Features
All art prints come hand signed by Sky and are packaged with a sturdy backboard and wrapped in clear compostable film. A small card with the design name and information about the print is also included.
Imagined, painted, and printed in Bristol
Beautiful soft blend of deeper and brighter colours
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