The chuditch (Dasyurus geoffroii), otherwise known as a western quoll, formerly occupied over 70% of the Australian continent. The species is now restricted to the southwest of Western Australia, primarily in jarrah forest habitat.
 
This is a high-quality coloured pencil drawing on 200gsm archival-quality paper.
 
Artwork is sent with Australia Post and shipped in an archival sleeve with a recycled backing board, in a recycled rigid envelope. 
 
Size: 27.9cm x 42cm (11.7in x 16.5in)
 
Format: Landscape
 
Unmounted and unframed.
 
Colours may vary slightly due to differences in monitor calibrations.
 
With thanks to Ry Beaver for the reference photo used for this drawing.