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Daniel Davis 
I am inspired when I see organisms in their natural habitat, as they have been for millions of years. I strive to capture the essence of this inspiration.
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Nick Day 
I believe the human mammal has found it increasingly more difficult to move away from our fast evolving & more technological ‘world’, where the environment is badly damaged in our thirst for knowledge, and is neglected to the point of justification & denial.
What I strive to do in my portrayal of Nature, is to bring the onlooker into the subject's world using basic human instincts such as pity, without being sentimental, whilst at the same time illustrating a little of the fascinating...
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Kimberly De Jesus Alfonso 
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Robert Deschenes 
Self-taught painter in animal art, I perform my work either in watercolor or acrylic, everything depends on my mood or the subject. Art of hyperrealism technique, it requires precision in the smallest details in order to represent the subject as faithfully as possible, such as : anatomy, living environments and behaviors. An important part of the achievement goes through research on the subject: in books, internet, observations in nature and taking photos in order to respect all aspects. The...
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Dione Dolan
My work is rooted in a deep connection to the wildlife and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. Living on Vancouver Island, I am surrounded by a remarkable intersecton of forest, ocean, and mountain ecosystems where animals move quietly and the viewer is invited to slow down and share that space. These moments - often subtle and fleeting - form the foundation of my paintings. Many of my compositions emphasize atmosphere, texture, and the subtle tension between presence and absence.
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Rob Dreyer
Every day it seems, we turn on our media and see pain and strife and ugliness. But that is not the world which we were given. The world we were given is actually extraordinarily ordered and beautiful. My job as an artist is to continually help illuminate that. Every painting I do is defined by that overarching objective. I consider my work to be nothing more than a simple depiction and celebration of the miracles that surround us every day.
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Michael Dumas
The underlying purpose of creating has to do with why certain objects inspire attention in the first place, or how they might be used to express a concept. The greater connection between object and idea, the more insightful the work will be, the more truth it will reveal, and not just about the thing painted but about the artist as well. It is all about thinking and feeling.
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Kathleen E. Dunn
When my mind's eye reflects on the natural world, the shape it most often takes is that of a bird. KED
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Kathleen Dunphy
I'm happiest when I'm outdoors - my best days are when I grab the easel and the dogs and head out to paint. The natural world offers constantly-changing inspiration, and I feel so fortunate to spend my days surrounded by the beauty of nature. Visit my website at www.kathleendunphy.com to view a larger selection of my artwork.
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Christina Dunzinger
I paint animals because wild creatures present themselves simply as they are. Theirs is a raw beauty without artifice, the primordial connection with life clearly visible. In this connection, I encounter my own humanity at a deeper level. My portraits portray animals in a respectful way, aware of their otherness, avoiding any trace of nostalgia or sentimentality. The background is the devoid of details: nothing distract the viewer from the animal and its presence.
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Danielle Easdale 
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Agnieszka (Aga) Elliott
“Only when the last of the animals horns, tusks, skin and bones have been sold, will mankind realize that money can never buy back our wildlife." - Paul Oxton
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Mary Erickson
There is a spiritual sense of belonging for me when I am out in Nature. With a childlike excitement, I am awed and inspired by our planet. Paintings are my way of sharing its beauty.
As an artist I will leave a body of work that represents my lifelong passion and respect for our environment. I believe there will come a day when the only places we will be allowed a glimpse of true nature will be in the parks and preserves we set aside today.
My 39-acre residence in North Carolina is slated to...
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Lynn Erikson
My influences are what I see, experience, and feel. I love to observe wildlife in its natural environment. My aim is to depict a close personal look at the character of my subjects. My hope is to educate the viewer on the importance of preserving nature.
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Natalie Eslick
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Zoë Evamy
The expressive nature of watercolour makes it a perfect medium to explore weather patterns and the atmosphere and light, so unique to the Pacific Northwest coast. Once the framework for my compositions are established, through pencil drawing, brush and ink sketching and photography, I approach the painting with freedom. Beginning with a series of gestural brush marks, I proceed through 3 stages, adding just enough definition to evoke a clear essence of the place and my experience of it. More...
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Maryam Fardinfard 
I am a hyperrealist artist working with pastel, colored pencil, and oil. My focus is on wildlife, nature, and still life, where I aim to show the character, emotion, and presence of each subject with precision and clarity. Through detailed observation and careful technique, I try to create work that reflects the beauty and strength of the natural world.
My goal is to encourage viewers to look closely, appreciate the details, and feel a sense of respect for the animals and environments we depend...
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Kristen Federchuk
"The most exciting moment for me is when a painting comes to life! I desire for life, light & peace to fill all of my work, and that it will awaken within the viewer a sense of peacefulness, serenity and refreshment. "
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Sharon Ferreira
Sharon's art journey began in 2010 when she discovered acrylic and oil paints. She is a self taught Canadian artist, and an Exhibiting Member of The Federation of Canadian Artists, who enjoys creating, experimenting, practicing and learning about painting and drawing by attending local workshops around the province British Columbia where she lives.
In 2022 she challenged herself in pursuing curiosity with daily drawing, and experimenting with watercolor paints. Pushing herselfself past...
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Jeanne Filler Scott
From a very early age, I have always been fascinated by animals and the natural world. I started drawing at the age of 3, when I sketched the family cat stalking a bird. I enjoy painting and drawing all kinds of creatures, from wolves to insects, as well as plants, nature details and landscapes. I hope my art will inspire the viewer to treat animals and nature with kindness and respect.
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James Fiorentino
My main reason for painting nature and willdife art is to educate people about the world around them. At the same time you are also learning about the art of watercolor and the goal is to encourgae people to expereince nature through painting. I raise money and awareness through my art also take part in many conersvation projects. Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ, The Raptor Trust and D & R Greenway Land Trust in Princeton NJ have given me many expereinces in conservation and education.
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Garry Fleming
Garry Fleming is one of the world's most published wildlife artist's, with more than 150 book titles published in over 60 languages. He has multiple awards to his name including the RAS birds and wildflowers art prize 3 times, and both Wilderness and Zoological awards for wildlife art excellence.
Garry describes his work as photo or hyperrealism. He works in water based oils on canvas and board.
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