Atlas Moth Illustration Progress 4 Wood Print

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Atlas Moth Illustration Progress 4 by Joan Stratton - A lifelike hand drawn illustration of an Atlas Moth showing progress of the drawing, not completed. I thought these would be great for staged progress illustrations to purchase as wall sets. Attacus atlas, or the Atlas moth, is a wonderfully large, hairy, saturniid moth which is one of the largest lepidopterans with a wingspan measuring between 25–30 cm (9.8–11.8 in) and a wing surface area of about 400 cm2 (62 in2) they can be found in North Queensland, Australia.

These detailed real life illustrations take me may long days to complete. There are a number of works in the series.

Checkout my YouTube Channel to see the entire progress of drawing this detailed piece; 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqTz54NUg-0

First drawn for my Grow With Joe Children’s Books – Minnamoolka Series Book 4 Kia’s Animal Alphabet, there are a number of works in the series.

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Welcome to Paintings By Joan - Art & Design By Joan P Stratton. I live in the tropical far north, Cape York, Queensland, Australia. My beautiful home and country is the inspiration for my art. I began my working career in Melbourne, as a trainee in graphic art, technical drawings and drafting for a mining and engineering company. With the diversity of work available to me, I gained vast experience with all manner of mediums prior to the advent of computers. In the mid '80s, as a side-line to my permanent employment, I designed and prepared artwork for record covers (Albums, Eps), promotional ads and flyers for rock bands that marketed their music independently. I see myself as a mixed media artist, I love every medium and they all...