This is a fine art print of the Eer-Moonan, a mythological and cryptozoological creature from Australia. The print is a 18"x 12" on smooth paper with a matte finish. The original was done on archival rag paper with pencil. The text on the print reads: "The eer-moonan is a little-mentioned beast known to the Wonnarua peoples of what is now Southeastern Australia. It’s name means long-tooth. Vicious and stealthy it has been called the hunter from the shadows. The creator god, Baiame, first made note of the beasts during the primordial Dreamtime when his dog gave birth to a litter of them in a cursed copse where women had been transformed into trees."