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Natasha Papousek 
I celebrate Nature's unsung heroes—the small, overlooked wonders, as well as a few of the more familiar names. Through every brushstroke and piece of painted paper, I strive to illuminate the beauty hidden in plain sight, hoping to spark connection. For it’s through connection that we begin to care—and through care, we begin to take care of what matters: our precious planet.
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Joie Paré 
I have always felt a deep connection to wildlife and wild places. That relationship comes out in my paintings. I try to portray the calmness and serenity in the images I paint and bring the viewer into the painting and one with the animal. To feel their presence as much as feel the cool air or the hot sun of the surroundings.
As humans, and our ability to make survival almost effortless with technology and evolution, I think we have strayed from our wild roots. After all, we too are mammals...
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Natalie Parker 
Through my art I hope to encourage a greater appreciation and awareness of how unique Australia's wildlife is. I believe that we all have a responsibility to take care and protect our fauna and flora. We have such a diverse array of mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and insects. Some dangerous, and some are tiny and seemingly insignificant, but all are just as important as each other. Through my artwork I feel that I can help highlight how important it is to preserve wildlife we have left.
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Matt Patterson 
I feel it's crucial not just to document these marvelous species I paint; it's even more important to me to have a hand in saving them from extinction. Among reptiles alone, 196 species are presently critically endangered. That's why I'm a signature member of Artists for Conservation. That's why I often create artwork specifically to donate proceeds from its sale for conservation--as I recently did for the radiated tortoises I met in Madagascar. I'm grateful to use my talent to not only raise...
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Claire Payne 
Claire Payne is a wildlife artist and photographer inspired by firsthand encounters in the wild. Her paintings transform fleeting moments of connection into expressive studies of character, movement, and spirit through bold brushwork, vivid color, and carefully observed detail. Through her art, Claire celebrates wildlife and inspires a deeper appreciation for the wild places they call home.
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Gordon Pembridge 
To educate and show the beauty of natural history and environments through fine art. To help conserve threatened wildlife by showcasing its beauty with the hope of creating a love for it through my art work.
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Patricia Pepin 
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Denneen Peterson 
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Anne Peyton 
Observing birds and their habits is a way to discover more about their nature – the motions a Sandhill Crane makes during preening, the way a Golden Eagle walks along the ground. Each of these actions means something for the bird and it is these behaviors and their meanings that I want to convey to the viewer.
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Breanna Podlasly 
I believe that the best way to spread awareness is by showing it in graphic ways! I want people to look at a leaf , a grain of sand or piece of fur and find the many colors and beauty in it.
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Betsy Popp 
I like spending as much time as possible out of doors hiking and biking and taking in the scenery. My art is influenced from my time spent watching and studying those things which I encounter when taking on one of my outdoor adventures.
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Claudia Punter 
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Ji Qiu 
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Laurie Riley 
In the wild, animals are elusive, and often seen only briefly. To bring a true appreciation of their personalities to the viewer, I feel that every pose and expression must be real, without added sentimentality or idealism. I strive to give the viewer an awareness that every creature is sentient, to inspire the viewer to support the preservation of wildlife and habitat and the right of every wild-born animal to roam free. Viewers, many of whom may not have the opportunity to see these animals...
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Misty Ring 
I create large-scale oil paintings of Canadian wildlife as part of my Painting for Conservation series. Each animal is set against a patterned background inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement—but these patterns aren’t just decorative. They’re ecological stories made of native plants, prey species, and companions that reflect the animal’s habitat and food web.
My work is grounded in care—for the environment, for craft, and for the species we share this land with. Growing up in BC and now...
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William Ritchie 
In all my works I aim for a sense of realism and expression that captures the subject matter as it was when I experienced it. I try to replicate the feeling imparted through the experience as it appealed to me, whether that be simplistic or complex. I find Nature has so much to offer and unfortunately, more often than not, these offerings go unacknowledged, taken for granted, or are simply not understood. I feel that through traditional tonal realism painting and realist art, there is...
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Robin Roberts 
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Theresa Rodriguez 
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Valerie Rogers 
Nature is my artistic inspiration and my sanctuary at the end of the day, its protection is of upmost importance to me.
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Christine Rosati Yoos 
I create detailed drawings and paintings that celebrate the beauty, vulnerability, and resilience of wildlife. My work is rooted in a lifelong love of animals and shaped by extensive travel, especially throughout Africa, where I have been continually inspired by the majesty of the natural world and the urgent need to protect it. By blending realism with storytelling, I aim to create images that invite viewers into a deeper emotional connection with wildlife and encourage a greater commitment to...
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Len Rusin 
Len Rusin's inspiration to paint nature developed while backpacking through several northeastern states, Florida, Canada and Alaska. Using his field notes, sketches and photographs during these excursions he captures the feeling of being a part of nature.
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