“Horns & Antlers” is a mixed media piece by Stuart Arnett created in 2018. This piece is the largest of Arnett’s Cartography series and uses a National Geographic map of Canada. Stuart then uses a combination of graphite, Staedtler Markers in black and Molotow Markers in white.

Horns & Antlers is a piece that I have been planning to do for quite some time now. It depicts all eleven Ungulates that live in Canada. The big three take centre stage on this map – the Moose, the Elk and the Bison are the three largest, heaviest and perhaps the easiest to recognize and see while travelling through Canada. Our northern ungulates, the Musk-ox and the Caribou live much more remotely. There are three sub-species of Caribou – the endangered Peary Caribou, the Barren-ground and the Woodland. The bottom row in this piece includes the: Mountain Goat, the Big Horn Sheep, the Pronghorn Antelope, the Dall Sheep, the Mule Deer and the White-tailed Deer.