This pen and watercolour painting is a poetic reverie — a tender, surreal depiction of a fox looking up to a butterfly on its nose, its delicate form melting into a dreamlike wash of pastel clouds. The textures are fluid, the lines whisper-thin, and the colours — dusty rose, misty blue, and warm sienna — evoke the quiet magic of dusk or dawn.

What makes this piece so captivating is its emotional undercurrent. The fox, often a symbol of solitude and mystery, appears not fierce but friendly — gazing upward, calling out into a sky that seems to listen.

Paired with the quote: “I told the moon about you.”

this artwork becomes a confession wrapped in silence, a love letter never sent, or a memory shared only with the night sky. It speaks of longing, remembrance, and emotional intimacy — soft and wordless, yet infinitely deep.

2. Poetry Corner or Writer’s Desk:

• Inspires emotion and imagination — a muse in visual form.

3. Gallery Wall with Romantic or Surreal Art:

• Blends beautifully with other pieces exploring feeling, nature, and dreams.

4. Boutique Hotel or Cozy Lounge:

• Adds a storybook charm and emotional layer.

5. Gifted as Art for a Loved One:

• The quote and imagery make it a deeply personal, heartfelt gesture.

Framing Tip: Opt for a light oak or whitewashed wood frame with a soft matte border. Floating frame styles will also highlight the organic, almost ethereal edges of the watercolour.