Giclee print of a beautiful pencil drawing of the ever loyal Rottweiler This Rottweiler was one a group of five that I photographed in the Midlands, and they were, without a doubt, some of the nicest and level-headed dogs I have ever met. Also please note they are Rottweilers pronounced 'Rott-Veiler' from Rottweil in Germany, and not 'RottWeiler' as is commonly heard these days. I thoroughly enjoyed this drawing - especially working out ways to make the tan colouration read correctly and not as black highlights. The drawing took approximately 85 hours to complete. Fantastic detail in this brand new and official print, which has never been put on a wall. Every hair on the dog seems to have been drawn About the artist Mike Sibley After leaving Leeds College of Art in 1970 he met his wife Jenny who bred and exhibited horses and animals. It was this that turned his talents in that direction. A professional artist now for over twenty years, he often spends over two hundred hours on a single drawing. Mike's work is special in its fine detail. The only tool for this is the pencil. He doesn't like colour, he says colour gets in the way. Mike's art sells in many countries including America, Australia and Scandinavia. His first limited edition print, an edition of fifty Irish Water Spaniel prints, sold out at its Crufts release in just three and a half hours. He now rarely accepts private commissions - only when time permits and a four-year wait is not unusual. The work is stunning, make a point of looking out for his prints and original drawings. You will be impressed. - Peter Tamblyn-Embling - Art Critic - (Condensed and updated from Our Dogs). Image Size: 41 cms x 28 cms (16.14 inches x 11.20 inches) (excl. mount where shown) Giclee printing is a process that uses fade-resistant, archival inks and archival substrates to make a very high quality print.

Print of a Rottweiler by Mike Sibley

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