Whooping cranes are the tallest birds in North America. While mighty in stature, the stakes are high for the whooping crane, with fewer than 900 individuals alive today.
Comprised of a striking red crown, stick-thin legs and an angular beak, this 14-layer screenprint is arguably our most intricate and technical creation to date.
We’ve partnered with the International Crane Foundation, a world leader in crane conservation, to raise awareness of North Americas tallest bird.
For every whooping crane print we sell, £53 will be donated to the ICF. They’ll use the money to raise and release more whooping cranes into the wild, while playing a vital role in protecting the endangered birds and educating the public on their biological importance.
Our ultimate goal is to create unique, sustainable and meaningful artwork that will last for generations. And it all starts with the materials. This limited edition artwork is screen printed on carbon-neutral Freelife paper, supplied to us by our kind sponsors at Fedrigoni, created in partnership with the World Land Trust.
Check out our blog post that shares the handprinted process in creating the Whooping Crane here.