In this painting, a fox is seen casually jaunting through a snowy wilderness. The fox faces the viewer, as if he has suddenly seen someone. He appears nonchalant, but also mildly vexed that he should be interrupted on his daily trot. His left eye shines, having caught the glimmer of sunlight that emerges after the snowfall, and his right ear tilts slightly back, listening for noises in the forest.
For giclées of this fox, the painting is a square shape. The original hexagon shape canvas is also available for an additional charge by contacting Kent Paulette. The hexagon shape of the original painting gives the feel of viewing the fox through a kaleidoscope, and one of the many hexagons of the kaleidoscope has caught his essence in all his perfection.
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