A giclée print based on the original acrylic painting "Little Stripes." Living near the mountains, you sometimes sense the presence of wildlife before you see it. These encounters are brief — the animal glances your way, then slips back into the forest. In that fleeting moment, there is something at once endearing and wary. This piece depicts a young wild boar piglet (known in Japanese as uribo) set within an expansive field of open space (ma — the Japanese aesthetic of meaningful negative space). The stripes along its back and its still-uncertain, spindly legs capture something particular to young animals: a fragile vulnerability alongside quiet determination. Produced to order as a high-quality giclée print, faithfully rendered from the original painting. Available as an open edition print.