Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music. Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music. Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music. Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music. — shown hanging
Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music.
Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music.
Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music.
Three grasshoppers, hands outstretched to each other and the sky, dance to music. — shown hanging
Painting by Samuel Davis

Dancing Grasshoppers

Watercolour, Paper (Requires Framing)

30cm (W) x 21cm (H) x 0.2cm (D)

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A$140

Arrives 19–21 Sep

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Artwork Description

These bugs are from the family Acrididae (locusts and grasshoppers) , nymphs of Valanga Irregularis. I love their patterns and imagine this is what they get up to when we aren't looking.

Artist Bio
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Samuel is an illustrator branching out into traditional paintings after doing primarily digital artworks for almost four years.
His artworks primarily focus on native Australian flora and fauna with a strong love for ocean creatures and every day bugs and critters.
Sam also enjoys crafting fantastical creatures, often suited to the Australian landscape.

Commissions
Samuel's studio is in Wagga Wagga