Coming Soon: Meet Me Where the Toadstools Grow - Limited Edition Fine Art Giclée Print
- Every design begins as an illustration in Anita’s sketchbook
- In stock, ready to ship
- Inventory on the way
Meet me where the toadstools grow.
We’ll roll down the biggest hill we can find until we’re dizzy, then lie flat on our backs in the warm grass and watch the clouds drift by.
That one’s definitely a dragon. No, wait, it’s a turtle.
Meet Me Where the Toadstools Grow is a tale of four little foxes with nowhere to be and absolutely nothing they need to do.
It’s the feeling of being a kid on a sunny afternoon, when time didn’t seem to matter.
When entertainment was a grassy hill, a patch of sky and a friend beside you. When you could spend an entire afternoon deciding what the clouds looked like and never once wonder whether you were wasting your time.
The sun is warm on their faces, the toadstools are growing among the grass, and the afternoon stretches lazily ahead.
No plans or clocks. No need to make the day productive.
Just the joy of laying in the long grass.
Created originally in acrylic and oil pastel on canvas, this piece is filled with joyful colour, texture and tiny details waiting to be discovered.
A very special limited edition Giclée Print
Only 50 prints of each colour will ever be made. Each one comes with its own Certificate of Authenticity, so you know you officially have a little piece of the Tapir Tea Party world, and belong to a very special club.
Choose from A4 or A3, framed or unframed.
These aren't ordinary poster prints. Each one is produced as a fine art Giclée print, produced using a specialist printing process used to reproduce original artwork with exceptional detail, depth and colour.
Printed using archival-quality inks on beautiful Premium Art Rag 310gsm, it captures all those lovely painterly textures, tiny brush marks and rich colours of the original artwork.
UK shipping is included.
A little reminder of when an afternoon could last forever, the clouds could become anything, and simply being alive in the sunshine was more than enough 🍄🦊☀️