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Charley Harper packed dozens of creatures edge to edge with no background at all: a black bear, a grizzly and a cheetah, a raccoon, a badger, a koala, a barn owl, a puffin, a bald eagle, a toucan, a hare, a ladybird and a bumblebee, all cut into flat circles, triangles and stripes on cream. It started as a black-line drawing in his 1994 book of the same name and was coloured in later.
Long and narrow, with no sky and no horizon, so every piece belongs to a different animal, though the flat colour blocks keep the sorting straightforward. Finished size 81.2 x 40.6cm.
Distinct geometric animal faces in varied colours create a grid-like layout with many unique visual anchors for easy sorting.











