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Ingrid Vadina 
Painting wildlife and nature is the only thing I have ever wanted to paint, and the only thing I have endless patience for. I hope my paintings will inspire others to appreciate and protect wonders of the natural world.
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Rosana Venturini 
For me, creating art is a journey into the wild. It’s a quiet meditation where each pencil mark and brushstroke brings me closer to the subjects I love. I strive to capture a moment so vivid and alive that it transports the viewer, making them feel like a part of the natural world. My work is not just a reflection of beauty, but a call to action. By committing 100% of sales to conservation, I'm using my art as a tool to protect these incredible creatures and their habitats, hoping to repair...
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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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Joe Watkins
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Louise Webber-Vasilakos
L T WEBBER, ARTIST STATEMENT I can spend many hours in my studio, lost in my painting or sketches as they take on a life of their own, working through composition and lighting challenges. My heart races and I hold my breath, my excitement builds as I work the paints together to create tones of blues, greens, yellows, pinks, reds, etc. Sometimes I enter my studio and putter around, walking by my blank canvas or sheet of artist paper, not knowing what I will be painting or sketching next, not...
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Katherine Weber
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Shirley Weiss
I love art and the idea of being able to create and produce something that I am excited and satisfied with in its completed form. My goal is to try to present and preserve the beauty of nature, and it's creatures, as realistically as I can on my canvas. In my landscapes, I try to depict a feeling of peace and calm, and hope to convey this feeling to the viewers.
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Cathy Weiss
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Cindy Weitzel
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Margaret Wichary
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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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Bruce Zaretsky
My art reflects my love of animals and their protection. I also have a strong interest in Native American history and justice for the deeds perpetrated on them by colonizers of the American continent.
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