Pine Marten on a branch in watercolour pencils
Art Code 0109019
A watercolour pencil drawing of a pine marten created on watercolour paper.
European Pine Martens, Martes martes, also called baum marten, sweet marten and pineten, belong to the mustelid family along with the otter, badger, mink, wolverine and weasel. Pine Martens are native to Northern Europe. Within the UK they have generally been confined to Scotland with a small population in Wales. Sadly in England they are so rare that they had been considered extinct. More recently populations have been discovered in Cumbria, Shropshire and Yorkshire.
The increasing pine marten population in the UK has been credited for the reduction of grey squirrels, which in turn is helping the native red squirrel recover.
This drawing was created on watercolour paper using Derwent watercolour pencils.
Drawn: September 2019
Media: Paper, Watercolour Pencil
Pine Marten sitting on a branch, greeting card. A card-based print of my pine marten woodland artwork originally hand-drawn using watercolour pencils in September 2019.
Art Code: 0109019
7x5 - 17.8cm x 12.7cm, 7" x 5" inches (size when folded).
Matt finish, for authentic pencil drawing look.
300gsm card paper weight.
Blank inside.
For any occasion, including birthday, anniversary, good luck, thank you or just because.
Envelope included.
Supplied in cellophane bag for added protection.
Exclusively available directly from me, the artist.
About Pine Martens
European Pine Martens, also called baum marten, sweet marten and pineten, belong to the mustelid family along with the otter, badger, mink, wolverine and weasel. Pine Martens are native to Northern Europe. Within the UK they have generally been confined to Scotland with a small population in Wales. Sadly in England they are so rare that they had been considered extinct. More recently populations have been discovered in Cumbria, Shropshire and Yorkshire.
The increasing pine marten population in the UK has been credited for the reduction of grey squirrels, which in turn is helping the native red squirrel recover.