A Splash of Colour Limited Edition Print Haida Art

A Splash of Colour Limited Edition Print Haida Art"A Splash of Colour" is a limited edition gicle print by Komoks artist Andy Everson with a primary edition of 99, bearing the numbers 1 99 through 99 99. It was released in March 2011. The print for sale does not include a frame. "The splash of colour and the little penguin like bodies make it hard to believe that these birds actually exist. The fact that they are only really found on remote rocky islands increases the rarity of witnessing them in

It is a reinterpretation of Alano Edzerza's print Taku Red

While it may be known that a significant number of Aboriginal Canadians volunteered to join the military during the major wars

The print is limited to an edition of 200

Whether you believe that they are gifts of the Creator or of your subconscious mind

I think of the splash of colour that must festoon the bleak rocky nesting grounds each spring

the rising of the sun signifies the continuance of life

blowhole and dorsal fin

In recent times

the glacier overlooking the Comox Valley

It is carved by Darrell White from the Haida Nation

"The splash of colour and the little penguin-like bodies make it hard to believe that these birds actually exist

Their eggs will become alevin which will become fry which will become parr and smolts and they will once again move in formation to a new life