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Did you know?

They help plant forests. Squirrels bury thousands of nuts and seeds as food caches. They don't remember every hiding place, so many forgotten seeds sprout into new trees. In effect, they are accidental foresters.

STORY: In Lincoln, Maine, in a Rite Aid parking lot, a bald eagle was trying to catch a squirrel, but the squirrel repeatedly confronted the eagle then used a hollow tree for protection.

Peanut Squirrel Greeting Card

Peanut Squirrel Greeting Card

$8.00
$8.00

Peanut Squirrel stands proudly in front of his candy-peanut stash, holding one up like a trophy. He's proud of that stash, and he wants you to know it.

Here it's on a 5x7 folded greeting card, blank inside, so you can say whatever the occasion calls for.

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Peanut Squirrel stands proudly in front of his candy-peanut stash, holding one up like a trophy. He's proud of that stash, and he wants you to know it.

Here it's on a 5x7 folded greeting card, blank inside, so you can say whatever the occasion calls for.

5"x7" folded blank greeting card

How It's Made

Every FLYN print, puzzle and greeting card begins with an original painting by FLYN. We take the artwork and have it professionally printed and produced into each finished piece. The result is a way to experience the original artwork in different forms- form something to hand on your wall, to a puzzle to put together, or a card to send to someone you love.

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Did you know?

They help plant forests. Squirrels bury thousands of nuts and seeds as food caches. They don't remember every hiding place, so many forgotten seeds sprout into new trees. In effect, they are accidental foresters.

STORY: In Lincoln, Maine, in a Rite Aid parking lot, a bald eagle was trying to catch a squirrel, but the squirrel repeatedly confronted the eagle then used a hollow tree for protection.

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Peanut Squirrel

Behind the Design

Peanut Squirrel

The squirrel standing in front of his peanut candy stash holding a peanut in his paws and looking at you very proudly.

Squirrels have so much character. Every spring there always seems to be one that stands out - the one who presses his face against the window every morning, runs across your skylight to wake you up, finds a little hammock in your planter, or buries peanuts everywhere.

I have a little friend who does all of these things.

This guy is that squirrel. He's proud of his stash, and he wants you to know it.

I really loved painting this piece. The palette is more earthy than a lot of my other work. I enjoyed the simplicity of cross-hatching on the peanuts. It's a bit messy, a little bit rough, that's part of what I like about it.

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FLYN is an art-driven company built around a love of animals and a fascination with the wild, weird, beautiful, and unexpected things about them.

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