NEXT ORIGINAL 12:04:41

WANT TO BUY EARLY?

Unlock 30 minutes early on our mailing list

An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
Hunger - Image 2
An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
  1. An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
  2. Hunger - Image 2
  3. An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
  4. An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.
  5. An acrylic gouache painting of a woman's portrait, surrounded by pitcher plants, as she eyes a glowing moth.

Hunger

by Rachel Perciphone

Carnivorous plants are fascinating. There is something captivating about them that draws me in, like a moth to… well, a pitcher plant. We’re all hungry for something.

“Hunger” is an acrylic-gouache painting (with some colored pencil detail).

The size of the painting is about 3.5″ x 5.5″ inches on 4″x6″ hot press watercolor paper. The total size, including the black matte, is 5″x7″.

Product Width: 4 inches (without matte)
Product Height: 6 inches (without matte)
Product Framed size: 5" x 7"
Product Surface / Material: 300 gsm Hot Press Watercolor Paper
Product Surface / Material: Acrylic/Gouache/Colored Pencil

$300 $300

EDO now offers installment plans.
No interest for 6 months.
Just click Paypal Credit on the cart page.

In stock

More by Rachel Perciphone

View another available product >

Rachel Perciphone is an artist and professional illustrator creating empowering fantasy art that encourages the viewer to confidently explore their own stories. She is most heavily inspired by mythology, fairy tales, nature, and ethereal subjects and her work features strong, diverse characters within magical and colorful worlds. Rachel uses symbolism, shape, and both natural and supernatural elements to explore narratives and emotions. Through depictions of vibrant, feminine, and engaging subjects, her work showcases the idea that our inner strength is both multifaceted and beautiful.





PAST ORIGINALS

A few you might have missed!

VIEW ALL OF OUR AVAILABLE WORKS

Shopping cart0
There are no products in the cart!
0