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Robert VandenDool 
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
- Albert Einstein
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Rosana Venturini 
Every pencil and brush stroke get me closer to wildlife and nature, once the piece is finished it is as if I am watching it live and I become part of that incredible world, and by contributing 100% from my pieces to conservation organizations, I hope to undo a bit of the damage done by our kind.
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Diane Versteeg 
With my art I portray each animal's personality in addition to their strength, grace, and innocence. I hope my art shows my love and respect for animals and the natural world and encourages others to feel the same way toward the non-humans of this planet.
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Ken Wallin
My goal as an artist is to help the viewer see our world in a different way. To experience my art as a catalyst to enhance an understanding how all living things help each other and live in harmony.
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Frank Walsh
If I can bring the viewer into a world that may be foreign & alien, and have them leave with a feeling of peace and serenity, then I've succeeded
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Nelda Warkentin
Living in rural Maine makes me aware of my place in the Universe.
black night shining stars, light from a previous time, before we were born
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Katherine Weber
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Cathy Weiss
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Cindy Weitzel
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Rick Wheeler
I'm especailly interested in subjects of natural and cultural history, and enjoy working in a variety of media.
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Jeffrey Whiting
Working predominantly in wood, metal and stone, award-winning sculptor Jeff Whiting produces a small number of works, often requiring in excess of 1,000 hours for each piece. He also experiments with the use of various other materials and media.
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Paula Wiegmink 
Zimbabwe born Paula had the privilege of growing up surrounded by the African bush. Her early childhood was greatly influenced by her natural surroundings. The isolation and vast open spaces a catalyst for exploration, creating an acute awareness of the diversity of this land.Now resident in Dunsborough, South Western Australia, she continues to express her deep relationship with the wonders of the natural world though her art challenging the onlooker to engage and hopefully become more aware...
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Donna Wilson
As an artist who is drawn to the wild creatures of the world, my heart is deeply invested in supporting conservation organizations that are committed to preserving not only the animals but the habitats that support them. I am fortunate to live and work in an environment that offers a great diversity of habitat and wildlife. Inspiration is all around me daily, just outside of the windows of my Southern Alberta home. In my travels, I have been privileged to witness many wild creatures in wild...
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Ellen Woodbury
I celebrate the variety of animals we live with through my stylized stone sculptures. Each sculpture is one-of-a-kind and the design is exclusive to that piece. Every sculpture is truly unique and reflects my view that each creature is special and significant.
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Kimberly Wurster
By sharing my love of nature in my paintngs, I hope to inspire others to not only notice but cherish, the wildlife and habitat in their own backyard.
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