Cedar Waxwing Of The Indiana Dunes - Poster Print of Original Watercolor and Oil Pastel Bird Art

About the Art:

A fleeting visitor of the Dunes, the cedar waxwing is known for its silky plumage, masked face, and the quiet joy of its presence among crabapple berry-laden branches. This artwork captures one such moment – a bird paused in a tangle of foliage, its golden breast and dark wing feathers catching soft light filtered through the canopy.

Originally created in watercolor with layered oil pastel, Dining Upon Berries with the Cedar Waxwing celebrates the subtle abundance of life within the Indiana Dunes.
Rendered in a classic “South Shore Line”–inspired style, this fine-art poster honors the living beauty that defines the region’s landscape.

About the Archival Fine Matte Print:

• Giclee print with archival pigment inks
• Ready to frame
• 1/4" border around print
• Watermark as seen on web image will be removed
• Weight: 230 gsm, 9.5 mil
• Texture: Smooth
• Brightness/Color: Bright white
• Finish: Matte
• Acidity: Acid-free

Size info:

• 12"x18" Small poster format ideal for readily available online frames
• 8"x10" Small print fits standard sized frames
• 16"x20" Medium print fits standard sized frames
• 16"x24" Medium poster format ideal for readily available online frames
• 24"x36" Large gallery style poster