This original pencil sketch portrays the Amur Leopard in a moment of quiet stillness, capturing both the strength and fragility of one of the world's rarest big cats. Shown in profile, the leopards calm, watchful expression reflects its elusive nature and the silent resilience required to survive in the harsh northern landscapes it calls home.
Rendered in soft graphite tones, the focus is on form, texture and mood. The delicate shading allows the spotted coat to emerge subtly form the page, echoing the animal's ghost-like presence in the wild. the restrained palette and simplicity of the medium give the piece an intimate, contemplative quality.
Often described as the 'ghost of the North', the Amur Leopard is critically endangered, with survival hanging in a delicate balance. The sketch is both a study of a remarkable animal and a quiet reminder of what is at stake without continued conservation efforts.
A meaningful piece for collectors and wildlife lovers seeking art that tells a story and carries purpose.
A percentage of profit will be donated to Explorers Against Extinction, with partner organisations they support conservation efforts around the world.
Original - SOLD
Fine art, limited edition giclee prints are still available.
Northern Ghost - Original pencil sketch of an Amur Leopard
A beautiful pencil drawing on paper.
The paper size is 30cm x 30cm
Finished with an archival quality fixative spray.
Signed on the front, also comes complete with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Available as a print.