Hey Hey! - Original Painting by Kelly Mitchelmore

An original acrylic painting of a cawing crow by artist Kelly Mitchelmore; as part of her Crow / Corvidae family series (2026).

A cawing crow has several meanings in folklore, depending on the culture and circumstances. In some folk traditions, a crow calling near a house was thought  announce news or someone's arrival. It can also be a warning to pay attention or be cautious. Crows often appear in stories about death, the supernatural and transitions - though hearing one isn't a prediction of something bad. Their clever, watchful nature has also made them symbols of wit and resourcefulness.  In everyday crow life, cawing is usually communication: calling to family, announcing food, or warning about a threat.  We don't know exactly what "Hey Hey!" in this crow painting is cawing all about, but we'd love to hear what your interpretation on it's ruckus is.

ORIGINAL PAINTING / ARTWORK

Title:  Hey Hey! (2026)
Artist: Kelly Mitchelmore
Size:  6 x 6" inches
Medium: Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas 
Framing: Unframed. Edges are painted black. Wired and ready to hang.
Signed: Yes; Artist initials on side. Also signed and titled on backside.
Copyright: © 2026 Kelly Mitchelmore. All rights reserved.

- Shipped unframed (as shown) in protective parcel shipping box and/or padded envelope.
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity provided by the artist (as shown)