A familar sight in Southeast Alaska and in parts of the Pacific northwest. These tend to be the first sign of spring and muskegs, boggy lands and wetlands bring a birght pop of yellow after winter. They are related to peace lillies, and are early snacks for animals coming out of hibernation. After the flowers bloom they grow into very large leafy plants that can get up to 6ft tall. Very dinosaur snack vibes.
 
This is a digitally drawn illustration by Hollis Kitchin
 
Giclée print on archival paper
 
 
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This listing is for the art print only, no frame included.