Bontebok owe their survival to the fact that they are not good at jumping! Close to extinction in the early 19^th century, a farmer them fenced in and as they were unable to jump the fence, they remained in this protected area where they thrived and their numbers increased. Pictured here with a favourite grazing grass and the Bontebok heath, endemic to the Bontebok National Park, Western Cape, South Africa.

Materials and dimensions:
Original medium; watercolour, ink and coloured pencil (mixed media)
Available in various sizes: A3, A4 and A5
Printed with Epson ink on 310gsm, 100% cotton archival paper and crafted to last

* Frame not included