Bison buffalo print based on a photograph my dad took at Shelby Farms Park. A lot of men seem to love this print - and anyone who love the park or Memphis!
 
The Bison Buffalo are iconic in Memphis because of the work of Shelby Farms Park to protect this once-endangered species.
11x14 art print of a Bison at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis, TN. Clark Tower is in the background.
 
Printed on 100# fine paper for a beautiful finish.
Easily framed in an 11x14 standard frame or in a 12x16 frame with a mat.
1/4" border allowance means the image fits nicely in a mat without losing any of the artwork.

Artist Statement:
“My work is an expression of memories, ideas, and principles. I love the subjective quality of art – especially abstract art. No two people view it the exact same way. As the artist, I create what’s on my mind and in my heart, but when you view it, you bring what’s in your mind and in your heart to the table. That is a very special connection and way of communicating.
I believe art connects people in a way that verbal communication cannot. It is a visual perspective which affects both the artist & the viewer. That’s why I use a triangle in my signature to express the powerful connection art creates between me and you. The three sides stand for art, me, and you.”
 
About Me:
Born & raised in the South, Jess is an emerging artist, primarily working in acrylic and ink. Her work is heavily influenced by water and movement- and her signature mark-making is based in long, sweeping lines that follow the flow of the layers in her work.
Home educated as a child, Jess had opportunity to experiment, research, and practice her artistic skills. She continues to be a self-learner to this day. Her artistic practice is ever-evolving, improving, and deepening through daily practice. Even as the mother of five children, Jess prioritizes her artistic practice, understanding that improvement and growth take time and consistency.
Jess’ work can currently be seen at Bingham & Broad, Sundara Wellness, & the Downtown B Collective, in Memphis. In order to meet new people and share her work, Jess can be seen at art shows & festivals in the local area and around the country.