#narok

“The catwalk”

Location: Maasai Mara National Reserve, Narok, Kenya

“Shashwat Harish is rewarded for his patience with a moment of eye contact and the curl of a leopard’s tail.

Shashwat was on a trip to the Maasai Mara when he heard that a leopard had been spotted nearby. After he spent many hours in a vehicle, searching and waiting, the leopard appeared, and Shashwat quickly changed lenses and settings to obtain this elegant portrait. Leopards are the smallest of the big cats, and they are often seen near water in the Maasai Mara. Population numbers are decreasing due to habitat loss, hunting, and the decline of their prey.”

by Shashwat Harish, Kenya

“Though much is taken, much abides” Abiding, the quality of a fervent, intentional staying power. A stubbornness in remaining. Weathering. Clinging and clefting. Steadfastness in a choice whose reasons we sometimes revise. Two years ago, my grandmother passed away. She was more than much and, in her departing, we felt hollowed. We scrambled to gather to each other, to remember, to hold fast to…

Let me take a lead mom

New Buddhist Hell art print now available!  This image is a depiction of Naraka, the Buddhist Hell realm.  The artwork was originally created for French underground art publisher "Le Dernier Cri" and published in an art book from 2020 titled "Narok" with various artistic interpretations of the Buddhist Hell Gardens of Thailand.

All orders include a bonus Baba Yaga mini art print.  I also still have a few copies of my Mothman artwork.