How the leopard got his spots black oil painting OTD13 Wood Print

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Black oil painting of a scene from How the leopard got his spots by Rudyard Kipling. Monochrome animals in a desert. Jungle animals on safari. A childrens story illustrated. Art for children. Similar to some naive or outsider art. Artwork by contemporary artists. By Edgeworth of the Black Ivory Printmaking Club, Muswell Hill, London.Oil transfer drawing, where pencil is used to pressure the stories image into oil paint. The artist drawing looks like an oil painting.

Edgeworth Johnstone is an artist from London, UK. He also works under the alias Heckel's Horse Jr.