Woylie, Brush-tailed Bettong, 2014
Colour pencil drawing on 300gsm paper
A3 (W 420mm x H 297mm)
Unframed
(Frame in picture is for display only. The illustration will be wrapped with heavy card and posted securely, ready to place in your own preferred A3 picture frame.)

Delivery within Australia only.

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* Please note that although I try hard to get my photo colour accurate to the actual artwork, computer/device screens may show slight differences.

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The Woylie, also known as the Brush-tailed Bettong, is a small macropod (member of the kangaroo family) that was once common and widespread across much of southern Australia. After European settlement, the extensive clearing of its habitat and the impact of feral predators has severely reduced its population. The Woylie lives mainly in open forest and woodland with a dense low understory of tussock grasses and woody scrub.