Mallard Shapes The shapes in the background

The shapes in the background evoke a sense of trees fading into the mist at the edge of a clearing and that is where the painting get its name

figuratively cracking open their craniums

This particular piece was a bespoke commission created from the clients favourite animal and flowers

which has meant “a crack or crevice

this piece is part of a series of Exhibition Posters & Advertisements from different periods of history that have undergone digital reconstruction & enhancement to create brand new editions that will sing as the centrepiece of any room in a modern home

Mallard Shapes The shapes in the backgroundThe Duck is generally thought to be a symbol of resourcefulness. The duck has the ability to walk, swim, fly and 'duck' under the water to feed or hide from predators. In both Chinese and Japanese culture, the duck is a symbol of happiness and fidelity.