The western brush wallaby (Macropus irma), otherwise known as the black-gloved wallaby or kwoora, is notoriously elusive and little is known about the species. Kwoora were once very common in south-west Western Australia but their numbers and range have significantly reduced, most likely due to hunting by early settlers, predation by foxes and habitat fragmentation.
 
This pencil drawing is printed on archival quality 189gsm matte paper with pigment archival ink.

Prints are sent with Australia Post and shipped in an archival sleeve with a recycled backing board, in a recycled rigid envelope. Each print is signed and numbered by me.
 
Size: A5 (14.8cm x 21cm) or A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 
 
Format: Portrait

Unmounted and unframed.
 
Limited run of 50 A5 prints & 50 A4 prints.

Colours may vary slightly due to differences in monitor calibrations.
 
With thanks to Sean Van Alphen for the reference photos used for this drawing.