Shere Khan from “The Jungle Book”
| Version |
1 |
| Artist |
Curtis Epperson |
| Categories |
Big Cats, Tigers, Lions, etc, Books & Reading, Characters |
| Orientation |
Portrait |
| Dimensions |
8 x 10 |
| DPI |
300 dpi |
| Available for puzzles? |
N/A |
| Available for diamond art? |
Yes |
Description |
The commanding Shere Khan from The Jungle Book comes to life through individually drawn words and phrases that
celebrate the powerful tiger and literary world associated with Rudyard Kipling's jungle stories. From a distance, the
typography forms a striking image; up close, the piece becomes an engaging experience of reading and discovery. |
The commanding Shere Khan from The Jungle Book is brought to life through language associated with the powerful tiger
and literary world associated with Rudyard Kipling's jungle stories. Individually drawn words and phrases create the
character and surrounding visual details, making the story itself part of the illustration. From a distance, the typography
forms a recognizable character portrait. Up close, viewers can explore the words and references embedded throughout the
piece, adding a puzzle-like layer of discovery. Every letter is individually drawn and no word or phrase is repeated. The
combination of classic literature, character art and interactive typography offers natural possibilities for bookseller and
literary merchandise, puzzles, educational products, stationery, gifts and home decor, subject to applicable
intellectual-property rights.
