"Eye to Eye” – Leopard Art Prints

These leopard art prints are produced from an original pastel painting featuring an African leopard and her cub. This piece focuses in on the strong maternal bond and tender emotional connection between the mother and her cub.

Print Details

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This is a high quality limited edition giclée print which has been professionally printed using Lucia Pro 12 inks on Hahnemühle bamboo 290gsm inkjet paper. This paper is both sustainable and meets stringent archival standards meaning it has extremely high age resistance. The paper is stiff with a 290gsm weight. It's matt surface has a beautifully soft light texture, producing prints with exceptional detail and vibrance.

Prints are available in three sizes:

A4 - Limited edition of 125 prints.
A3 - Limited edition of 75 prints.
A2 - Limited edition of 50 prints.

Your print will come numbered and hand-signed, and will include a certificate of authenticity. Your print will arrive unframed. 

A Bit About Leopards

A female leopard will typically give birth to 2-3 cubs, but sadly only one of them will likely survive. They face many threats in their first year of life, mainly from non-paternal male leopards who see them as a threat. Jackals, lions, hyenas, tigers and snakes (to name a few) will also seek out the young cubs as prey.

Mother leopards therefore have to be incredibly devoted to their young to ensure their survival. During the first year of raising her cubs, the mother will abandon her usually nomadic lifestyle and go into hiding with her young, moving them regularly between different dens to avoid detection by predators. These dens will help to keep the cubs secret and safe while the mother is able to go out hunting.

Leopard cubs live with their mother for up to two years before they’re ready to go it alone. Even then, the maternal bonds remain, and cubs will often have reunions with their mothers in the years to come.