It all begins with an idea. Maybe you This year, as the fires closed in around my hometown I thought of the idea of “fighting” the fires. A child-like notion that one could somehow shoot the flames with a slingshot and bring them down the way David brought down Goliath. I thought of the ravens and crows circling above the fire and imagined one with the ability to eat the wind as it blew the flames towards danger and save us all.

This illustration is a tribute to all those who fight the fires against the odds and to those who haven’t made it back from the fight.

The Crow That Ate The Wind is a 16” x 16” archival print on water colour paper suitable for framing or hanging.

100% of the proceeds from the first week of sales will go to the Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation that honours fallen firefighters and helps support their families.

16” x 16” (14” X 14” printed area)

Printed on archival quality Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 fine art paper.

Waterproof. Will not fade.

Suitable for framing in standard 16” x16” frame available from Opus Art Supplies and Amazon.

All profits go to Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to honouring fallen firefighters and helping their families recover from their loss.