These prints have been taken from original pencil drawings Paul was commissioned to draw as part of a project working with Freixnet Copestick (wine distributer) and Care for Wild - a Rhino Orphanage in South Africa. The artwork had been used on a series of wine labels to promote the wine and support the rescue of orphaned Rhinos cared for by the charity. 100% of the profits from the sale of the prints goes directly to the charity.

A little bit about ‘Odin’…

Odin 

Odin is one of the critically endangered black rhinos being rehabilitated by Care for Wild.  Rescued in 2014 after his mother was killed in the Kruger National Park, he now lives with his close friend Marcules in a safe reserve  

How to support the charity 

Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary exists through the generous support of donors, including a donation from the sale of this picture.  If you’d like to support us further, please visit www.careforwild.co.za to find the donation options, or follow us on Facebook or Instagram for the latest news and updates from the sanctuary. 

Limited Edition Giclee Print

Paul has limited reproduction of his work to just 450 very high quality Giclee prints, the image measures 30cm x 40cm and comes with an additional 3cm border - These are printed by Whitewall of Germany on Hahnemühle Photo Rag and are hand signed and numbered. Once Framed the piece measures 50cm x 60cm.

The Paper

With a weight of 308g/m² the Photo Rag is one of the most robust papers from Hahnemühle. It is made of 100% cotton and has a matte surface. With its soft, fine texture, this paper is very versatile and is well suited for Paul's work.

The Ink

Premium K3 pigment print for extra fine tonal variations

Whitewall use the Epson Inkjet 11880 printer for there special, 6-colour UltraChrome K3 pigment print. A total of nine ink cartridges - six colours and three shades of black - ensures the very finest tonality. In the deep blacks and light areas of your theThe image content is reproduced with a perfect grey balance and an ultra-high resolution of 1,440 dpi. Perhaps even more impressive, however, is that the colours of the Hahnemühle Fine Art Premium print will look just as good as the original, even after 100 years.

The wine can be purchased here https://www.slurp.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=care+for+wild