This beautiful blue fox has captured hearts online — now available as a high-quality art print in three sizes: A6( postcard), A4 (paper size), or A3.
The original was created using a real fox i came across on the size of the road. With care and respect, I used the historic cyanotype process to create a life-size print on hand-painted light-sensitive paper. The process uses sunlight to create deep prussian-blue impressions, like a photograph made without a camera — just light, chemistry, and time.
After sharing the piece online, I received so many messages asking for prints — so here they are, thoughtfully reproduced on beautiful cartridge paper.
Choose your size:
🦊 A6 Mini Print / Postcard
A small but striking version of the original artwork, perfect for framing, gifting, or sending as a unique card.
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A6 size (105 × 148 mm)
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Printed on 220gsm high-quality cartridge paper
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Blank reverse side (suitable for writing or framing)
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Packaged eco friendly packaging
🦊 A4 Art Print
A lovely mid-size option that retains the detail and charm of the original, ideal for home gallery walls or thoughtful gifts.
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A4 size (210 × 297 mm)
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Printed on 220gsm smooth cartridge paper
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Frame not included
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Packaged eco friendly packaging
🦊 A3 Statement Print
The full-size version of the original cyanotype, printed large to showcase the gentle shape and detail of the bunny.
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A3 size (297 × 420 mm)
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Printed on 220gsm cartridge paper
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Ships flat or rolled depending on packaging
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Ready to frame or pin directly to your wall
The cyanotype process
Cyanotype is a 19th-century photographic printing technique that produces prints in rich Prussian blue. It captures delicate details and silhouettes using sunlight and chemistry, creating dreamy, x-ray-like impressions. Though these prints are reproductions, they’re made from a high-resolution scan of the original cyanotype, preserving every brush stroke and nuance.
Perfect for:
🦊 fox lovers and animal fans
🖼 Nature-inspired interiors
📷 Art and photography enthusiasts
🎁 Thoughtful gifting
🌞 Anyone who appreciates analogue techniques and slow craft
Want to try cyanotype yourself?
I also offer beginner-friendly cyanotype kits, including all the materials you need to get started, plus a video tutorial to guide you through the process.