Olwen.

This print captures what you see: a hare with a calm gaze, the plum herringbone waistcoat and the single point of warmth in the jumper's mustard. I created her facing forward with a plain background: on a wall she asks nothing of what's around her. What doesn't fit on the paper is her trade: in her story, Olwen lays living hedges by hand, and she learned from Emrys, the valley's senior hedge-layer, where the branch will split without killing the hedge. I tell you that winter knowledge separately, in her biography.

With Animal Kinhood I've spent years portraying dressed animals, with the trades of people who rise early and work: here, a hare who lays the living hedges of a Welsh valley while it's still dark out. Olwen is one of them, and this print takes her out of her story and puts her in your home. As an art print, the matte finish gives no glare, so it works on any wall, on a desk, or in a hallway you pass through. If you like how it looks, there are more critters in the rest of the collection, all signed by me, Yago Partal.