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Baby Raccoon Greeting Card

Baby Raccoon Greeting Card

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Artwork by Canadian artist Marie-Michèle Desmarais.

Adorable Baby Raccoon Greeting Card, this little love has lost his mother! Needs love and cuddling! Cuteness overload! Brings a comforting presence! Black envelope Inkjet print of the original charcoal drawing **Artistic Quality that permits you to frame it like a print for all kinds of decor projects!! Acid-free paper, FSC certified

Size : 4.25x5.5 

🌳🌳TOGETHER, WE GIVE BACK TO THE EARTH

By adopting a piece of art, you are helping to protect the environment.

For every paper artwork or greeting card sold she will plant a tree with her Ecologi team on your behalf. 

Meet the Canadian artist

Marie-Michèle Desmarais grew up near the Granby Zoo, where daily morning strolls with her parents sparked a lifelong fascination with animals. She graduated as a speech therapist and also studied Fine Arts at Concordia University, where an inspiring teacher helped her refine her drawing techniques and skills.

In her work with children who have speech difficulties, she uses movement and images creatively to support communication. After the birth of her first child, she combined her artistic talent and love of animals, drawing the baby animals she wanted for her daughter’s room. Her daughter talked to the drawings and wished them good night. Visiting friends soon requested their favourite animals, and her wildlife illustration collection was born.

The product

Wildlife illustration collection of the artist, Marie-Michèle Desmarais,  charcoal artwork that adds life into your nest.

Printed with care in Magog, Québec. Each piece is inkjet printed on high-quality archival paper.

The collection suits art lovers of all ages, from baby animal illustrations for children’s rooms to majestic polar bears and moose for living rooms and bedrooms.

Each animal has its own personality. They seem so real that kids tend to talk to them. You might even find yourself chatting with them.

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