Foo Dog Blue - limited edition fine art print squareFoo Dog Actually, guardian stone lions are often found in front of great mansions in China. But because China has no native lions, so much of the fierceness of lions was reimagined. So when Westerners visited China and saw these fierce creatures, they mistook them for dogs! Hence the name of foo dogs. The left dog, traditionally female, rests her paw on a playful cub, symbolizing the protection of the people inside and the nurturing of the family
I love that the brutalist proportion is stunning and dramatic by the Harbour front
the signature will be in the back
then the signature and edition number are on the back
But because China has no native lions
The stately Brookstone houses are incredibly quintessentially Brooklyn and full of history
If the locations are printed
I have been wanting to do a piece of the iconic Toronto landmark Allan Gardens since a very inspiring conversation with their creative director
existing together with complete confidence
The Canada Malting silo is one of those super cool buildings no longer in use
The robots were in display cases and transformed the tin toys into a collection of art
Material: Giclee fine art printing on archival-grade 310 gsm Hahnemühle German etching paper – a white
(and a bit scary
