As Seen in the Hoyt Art Center Atrium via the Emma Hoyt Foundation  - Original Color Pencil on Multimedia Panel

Only one original available. Once sold, no others exist.

One-of-a-Kind | 12.5" x 6.5" Artwork on a 14" x 8" Archival Pastel Panel

"Perch Perfect" captures the delicate beauty of three Anna’s hummingbirds in exquisite color pencil detail. Each bird has its own unique personality, from watchful to curious, set against a soft natural backdrop. Created with meticulous precision using professional-grade color pencils on archival pastel panel, this one-of-a-kind original is a timeless addition to any fine art collection.

One-of-a-kind original—no two pieces are ever the same.

This Original Artwork Includes: 

• The one-of-a-kind original artwork (not a print, reproduction, or AI-generated piece)
• 12” x 6” artwork on a 14” x 8” archival pastel panel (includes a 1-inch border on all sides)
• Certificate of Authenticity (hand-signed and dated by the artist)
• Free shipping in the U.S.
• Insured shipping for full artwork value
• Ships framed with floating mat and neutral frame

🔸 International buyers: Please contact Allison for a shipping quote.

A Moment in Mid-Air Gossip

If hummingbirds could talk, I imagine these three would have plenty to say. The one on the left might be watching and listening, deciding if it’s worth chiming in. The center bird, clearly the boldest, looks like it’s making a point, maybe claiming dominance over the best nectar spot. And the one on the right? Probably unimpressed, quietly plotting its next move.

Hummingbirds may be tiny, but they have big personalities, chasing, challenging, and even bossing each other around. I wanted to capture that moment of interaction, that rare pause before they take off again. Their feathers shimmer differently depending on how they hold themselves, shifting from pink to violet, purple to gold, and green to iridescent flashes of light with just the smallest turn of their heads.

Maybe they’re arguing over territory. Maybe they’re swapping nectar recommendations. Either way, this fleeting pause won’t last long, but for now, it’s Perch Perfect.