The Imperial Drape | Original Peacock Watercolour bold their decline is a cause

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They forage using colour and spatial relationships to identify flowers to feed from

their colours shimmer with life

"Painted intuitively rather than precisely — each piece is expressive and textured

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The Imperial Drape | Original Peacock Watercolour bold their decline is a causeThe Imperial Drape is a portrait of quiet majesty; the regal peacock captured in full, graceful length, his long plume cascading like a royal train. Blues, greens and turquoise melt into one another, threaded with iridescent gold that shimmers as though the feathers are catching their own private light. Theres a sense of ceremony in the way he carries himself, that famous peacock pride softened into something almost dreamlike. The composition feels