Wolf Moon 8.5x11 Art Print by Olivia Faust

Wolf Moon – 8.5x11 Art Print by Olivia Faust – is a spectral dreamscape steeped in lunar magic and forest folklore. A mystical wolf, rendered in soft shades of violet and midnight, leaps across a void of black, its form adorned with pale pink ribbons and glowing candles. Nestled in its belly is a golden crescent womb-space, blooming with flowers—an ethereal symbol of creation, wildness, and spirit.

Surrounding the wolf are bones, starlight, candle-bearing specters, and a radiant full moon veined with eerie clouds. Delicate blue branches frame the composition, evoking a forest seen in a vision or a dream. This print feels both sacred and untamed, embodying the spirit of transformation and lunar devotion.

It’s a hauntingly beautiful anchor piece for any Faust fan—and a stunning centerpiece for your Nocturne wall.

• Digitally printed on 80lb matte cardstock
  - Measures 8.5x11 inches
  - Kept safe in a paper sleeve
  - Mailed flat in a protective envelope

Olivia Faust – Artist & Maker of Enchanted Things

Olivia Faust is a Canadian artist and maker of enchanted curiosities, known for her whimsical and ghostly aesthetic. A graduate of Sheridan College with a Bachelor of Illustration, Olivia draws creative inspiration from ghosts, glamour, cakes, and kitsch—elements that shimmer through her hauntingly nostalgic work.

Working across a variety of mediums including ink, clay, and felting wool, Olivia’s true passion lies in the world of gouache. Her pieces are distinguished by unique retro-inspired color palettes that evoke both vintage charm and gentle eeriness. Whether she’s painting, sculpting, or conjuring up her next strange and unusual idea, Olivia’s creations are imbued with an undeniable sense of magic.

She works from her vintage 1885 storybook home, Rosebud Cottage, where the scent of tea wafts through the air and her Siamese cat, Henri, often snoozes in her lap. When she’s not in the studio, Olivia can be found hunting for oddities in antique shops, ghost-watching in graveyards, or perfecting vintage hairstyles.

For a deeper look into her portfolio and professional work, visit www.oliviafaust.com