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"Timber"

Fine Art Print | Strength, Confidence, Courage

 

Timber is a Longhorn bull who was rescued by Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch in Glen Rose, Texas. When his previous home needed to downsize, they wanted to make sure Timber would have a safe and loving place to call home.

Today, Timber has taken on a pretty important role at the ranch. He leads a herd of six cows and shares his home with more than 40 other rescued animals.

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“Timber is a joy to observe. He lives a very pensive but confident lifestyle. He’s the boss of our herd, but he doesn’t abuse his authority. He’s a wonderful leader and a lovely Longhorn.”

— Mariah, Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch

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Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch rescues farm animals from difficult circumstances and works to rehabilitate them back to health, including animals rescued from Texas livestock auctions.

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10% of proceeds from every Timber print sold will be donated to Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch to help support their mission and the animals in their care.

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When you look at Timber, I hope you’re reminded that strength doesn’t have to be loud. You can be strong, confident, and courageous while still being gentle - just like Timber.

 

ABOUT THE PRINT

Timber is an open-edition fine art reproduction of my original hand-drawn portrait of the real Timber, a rescued Longhorn living at Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch in Glen Rose, Texas.

The original was created using Prismacolor pencils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth Series 300 paper and intentionally features a built-in white border that works beautifully in both matted and unmatted frames.

• Available in 8” × 10”, 11” × 14”, and 16” × 20”

• Giclée printed with archival inks on fine art paper

• Each print is individually signed by the artist

• Open edition

• Made to order

• Please allow 3–4 weeks for printing and shipping

• USPS tracking provided once shipped

• In-stock prints may ship sooner

• 10% of proceeds donated to Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch

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© 2026 Ivy Lane Portraits | Jess Brand

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