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Why we need to stop thinking we're the Smartest Species on Earth - an artist's insights on our place in nature.

As a wildlife artist, my inspiration comes from the breathtaking beauty of nature and the incredible creatures that inhabit our world....

Have you ever stopped to think about how wildlife conservation first began? The history of wildlife conservation is a fascinating journey...

While making you a professional wildlife artist within a blog post definitely exceeds my skill set, here are some strategies...

A valid question and something that I feel goes a little deeper than simply art depicting a wild species. A clinical definition would...

- and what does that have to do with you? - As all of us are, when doing literally anything in life, I am looking for something in my...

I am going to give away a print of the sweet baby Eli above to one lucky person - my Christmas present to you. Here is how to do it

I´ll be honest: I am stunned. I had forgotten how much I felt at home in the bush, but seeing this has brought back a deep feeling of peace.

Collections mean I will pick a theme and explore it in about 10 - 20 artworks in varying sizes and maybe even mediums.

This year's exhibition and awards ceremony will be a little different, due to the current Covid-19 pandemic the exhibition is online.

I hope you are well and got to slow down a bit during the last few weeks! I know it can be quite hard to be confined...we always feel most

Hey, guys. So I have been reflecting on my experience in Africa doing my Field and BackUp Trails Guide - read about what it felt like.

Anyway during those days I visited the Sorolla exhibition in the National Gallery and it literally blew my mind. I hadn´t seen paintings...

There is so much that has happened. I finally got to see most of the beautiful animals, I love to paint, in the wilderness of Africa.

I am incredibly honoured that I have been asked to participate in the annual Sketch for Survival exhibition.