My watercolour painting of a tiny field mouse nibbling on a fly agaric toadstool inspired by walks in the Northumbrian woods printed using the gicle method onto archival paper. A charming print for wildlife lovers.

Gicle (pronounced zhee-clay) is a form of inkjet printing often used for fine art prints because it uses pigment based inks rather than dye based. The prints are therefore a higher quality and longer lasting (100-200 years without fading) than standard inkjet prints. My gicle prints have been printed using the Ultrachrome HDX archival ink system onto a sturdy, textured, Hahnemuehle German etching archival paper (310gsm).

will fit a standard 8″ x 10″ frame.