Colored Pencil Drawing of a Peacock in a Forest

This item is an original work of art executed on a vertical rectangular piece of white paper or light cardboard. The medium appears to be colored pencil, possibly with some light watercolor or ink washes in the green foreground areas. The focal point is a stylized male peacock positioned in profile, standing upon a small stone or stump. The bird is rendered with deep blue cross-hatching on the neck, a brown and cream scaled pattern on the wing, and a long trailing train featuring traditional 'eyescapes' in shades of blue and gold. The background consists of sparse, vertical tree trunks rendered in light tan and brown tones, set against a stark white negative space. The foreground features a vibrant, textured green mound. Technically, the piece shows a folk-art or emerging artist style, utilizing fine linear strokes to create texture rather than traditional blended realism. The paper shows slight rippling near the bottom edge, likely from moisture contact during the application of green pigment. There are no visible signatures or dates on the front of the piece. The overall condition appears fair with no major tearing, though the composition is slightly offset to the left.