Moth Mosaic Rotatable Triptych #3
by Tim Phelps
Title
Moth Mosaic Rotatable Triptych #3
Artist
Tim Phelps
Medium
Digital Art - Digital
Description
You will find 3 varieties of beautiful and unusual moths displayed in this rotatable image all part of a series of moths I have created in both rectangular and circular mandala form. This is Moth Mosaic Triptych #3. The 2 largest moths are saturnid or silkmoths with lime green wings with long tails and eyespots that you may already know as luna moths that are becoming less common in the US. The 4 smaller green patchwork triangular shaped moths are oleander sphinx moths also found in the US in flower gardens and on flowering bushes. The 2 iridescent dark blue and green fringe winged moths in the center with distinctive yellow and white patches with aqua blue outlines are zodiac swallowtail moths found in Australia. The 3 different moth groups are presented with a subtle art deco mosaic diamond design on a white background. What you will find that is unique about this moth print is that it is rotatable--it can be printed and displayed either horizontally or rotated vertically to bring the beauty of nature to a place of your choosing to decorate your home or office. This nature print would be perfect for a child’s room and nursery. Furthermore, this image can be faithfully printed up to 8 feet long (or tall) making it perfect to display as a long or tall nature mural in a home or classroom. As part of a growing series of multiple creatively crafted and illustrated family friendly animal and plant collections of nature prints, you will find this image also on coffee mugs, tote bags, puzzles, and a few other home goods. Please visit my website phelpsmandal.com to view and appreciate over 900 nature inspired images created over the past 10 years, primarily in nature mandala circular form that includes 100’s of plants and animals celebrating the beauty of biodiversity and the importance of conservancy. Artwork featured on the homepage of the artist's group "BUGS BUGS and More BUGS" 01/26/22.
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December 12th, 2021
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