Nightfall by Suellen Saidee Cook Print Size:Fine Art Print. 750mm square - Edition of 10 In particular the llama pretending

In particular the llama pretending to be Pegasus with his super cool sunglasses

Crispin named so because it is curly in Latin

Formally described in 1830 by naturalist Robert Brown from plants he collected in WA in 1801

I would also like to pay homage to the wonderful photographers who allowed me to reference some of their photos for this series of work: Michelle Peppinco

have a different mood

Nightfall by Suellen Saidee Cook Print Size:Fine Art Print. 750mm square - Edition of 10 In particular the llama pretendingWhen nightfall comes, the full moon has risen in the sky and the mist starts to form over the water and the atmosphere takes on a mysterious luminous green. It is quite magical to me. The water is still and reflects everything around the edges and the sky. Still water, reflections and a bit of mist and mystery are so intoxicating. I feel that the places I imagine and bring to life in my artwork have a sense of reality, they could be a place somewhere,