
Great Horned Owl Loose in the Spruce

by Tim Phelps
Title
Great Horned Owl Loose in the Spruce
Artist
Tim Phelps
Medium
Drawing - Pen And Ink Illustration
Description
Titled " Loose in the Spruce" this is a traditional pen and ink black and white illustration of a Great Horned owl, Bubo virginianus, perched in an old spruce pine tree with multiple pine cones on a white background. Two families of owls inclusive of over 200 species can be found worldwide except Antarctica. The family Tytonidae includes the common barn owl and bay owls. The family Strigidae encompasses the rest, many with which we are familiar, including the Great Horned, screech, saw-whet and burrowing owls. Shared characteristics include: a large head, a circular facial disk, large front-facing eyes centered in the disk, and cryptic coloration to blend into their respective habitats.
Featured on the homepage of the FAA artist's group "Raptors" home page 03/24/21. Featured on the homepage of the FAA artist's group "Wonder of Wings" 4/16/22. Featured on the homepage of the FAA artist's group "The ARTISTS BUZzz" 4/19/22. Featured on the homepage of the FAA artist's group "The Artists Group" 4/22/22. Featured on the homepage of the FAA artist's group "Artwork Featuring Wildlife and the Great Outdoors" 5/7/22.
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December 12th, 2020
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Comments (11)

Jenny Revitz Soper
I love seeing this beauty in the Features thread of The Artists Group! Bravo - LF

Jenny Revitz Soper
BRAVO! Your artwork has earned a FEATURE on the homepage of The Artists Group, 4/22/2022! You may also post it in the Group's Features discussion thread and any other thread that fits!

Laurel Adams
Tim, CONGRATULATIONS! Your work has been featured in the Home Page of The ARTIST BUZzz Group! You are cordially invited to POST image embed links for this distinction to the 🌟GAs -Features Archive -2022 thread in the discussion tab. Thank you for your glimpse of beauty! WONDERfully rendered, Tim…

Laurel Adams
Tim, beneath the wonderment of your mandala statement Art pieces lies a lifetime of classical dedication and studied underpinnings! For me, the evolution of your mandalas (which I have learned thru your contest blog shares) as you have taken classical draughtsmanship + science+Ecosystem study would have remained a mystery absent your expanded shares. It has added a deeper respect for the digital artistry your work has evolved into. Thank you