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Eleazar Saenz 
Eleazar is a wildlife artist who captures in his images a piece of wildlife and shares it with the viewer. He is wellknown for his versatility and wide range of subjects and mediums including, wildlife paintings, murals, dioramas and portraits.
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Robert Schlenker 
Painting and conservation efforts supporting my subjects are very important to me. Conveying my thoughts, ideas and what I observe in nature through my artwork gives me great satisfaction.
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Zoe Schumaker
Nature fascinates me. Through painting, I feel a deeper connection with the wonder, beauty, and interconnectedness of the natural world. I am most inspired by the untamed - wildlife, wildflowers, and natural landscapes that are buzzing with life. These wild places and creatures are disappearing fast. I hope that by sharing their beauty, I can inspire others to value and protect them.
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Suzie Seerey-Lester
The Seerey-Lesters have been involved in raising funds for conservation for over 30 years. Suzie and husband, John, both devote a large amount of time every year raising funds for their favorite groups. While both John and Suzie are a team, they individually contribute to the AFC mission of supporting nature through art.
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Catherine Sheppard 
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Elisabeth Sommerville
My strength and my joy is my ability to draw, for which I am eternally grateful. My style is meticulous and detailed and I spend weeks happily drawing a single composition. I experiment with placing my subjects, usually birds, in groups where their poses and expressions seem to form a dialogue among them; a narrative that appeals to the viewer in a lighthearted way. My Métis heritage has likely engendered my love of birds and animals as subject matter.
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Cindy Sorley-Keichinger
In today's busy world, it helps to stop and smell the roses. Gives a person a chance to recharge their batteries. The best medicine for this is a walk in Nature, as found in several studies. I hope that my work of painting landscapes and Wildlife helps with this; and gets people to notice the world around them. If people are engaged with the world, they help protect the other inhabitants.
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Colin Starkevich
Through my work I want to show the beauty and diversity of life within nature, especially the natural Grasslands region of Canada in efforts to raise awareness of this region and to contribute to the conservation of this land for future generations. Through my work I hope to inspire others around the world to find their unique abilities in life and their true passions, and to put the two together to also make a positive difference in our natural world in a way that only THEY can do.
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Jacqueline Stuerzl
My name is Jacqueline Stuerzl, and I paint to capture the sacred in everyday life—the moments of color, texture, and feeling that anchor us to what matters. My work is for collectors who believe their home should be more than beautiful—it should hold soul, story, and presence.
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Cher Swain
“My passion for nature’s beauty, chaos and wonder has lead me to create images that bring to life the spirit of what I see in quiet places, and try to make you feel the awe and the Essence of its Beauty. Life is a miracle – enjoy it, experience it and share it!”
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Frederick Szatkowski
Nature is the Art of God I am compelled to paint, I paint for the glory of God. It's my small way of expressing my thankfulness for what I have been given. Art is not what you see, but what you make others see. Edgar Degas
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Tammy Taylor
My art is an extention of myself; always present is a connection to something I know and love. Art is not just my passion but it is an outlet for me to document visually what I am passionate about. It is very important to me that I am accurate in details so that I can create life like images, but also try to capture something in my subjects that is unexpected. Something that personifies the animal in a way that we can relate to, and that will evoke an emotion or memory.
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Mary Taylor
In an age of extinction, I believe this is a poignant, crucial time. A time to reflect on the basic philosophical questions surrounding life and death, as well as beauty and harmony, not only of our endangered species, but also of our own fragile selves.
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Helen Teichroeb
For me, the art is about enjoying the process of putting what I see in a scene onto the canvas, whether it be with acrylic or oil paint. And if I have managed to provoke an emotion,, or to bring joy or a sense of joy or peace to the person who sees it, I have achieved my goal.
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Lucie Theroux
"My Passion and Commitment………… For 30 years Extinction is for… always! "
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Vanessa Thorman
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Chantal TIFERET
Working under the pseudonym Tiferet, artist Chantal Savard blends hyperrealism and surrealism in oil paintings of rigorous technical precision. Her approach explores the symbiosis between nature and the human form, revealing a spiritual dimension that invites contemplation.
Holding a degree in Fine Arts and trained under a master painter, she uses her brush to connect the viewer with the natural world. Each canvas becomes a space for poetic reflection, illuminating the fragile beauty of our...
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Joyce Trygg
This painting - "Coming Your Way" - captures a northern British Columbia grizzly bear swimming across a river.It is 36" x 36" and done in acrylic on canvas.
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Christine Tunnoch
Have you ever stood still in a forest in early spring and tried to count the various shades of green in front of you? It's overwhelming and fantastic all at the same time. This is what inspires me. Each painting is my attempt to capture the moment when we stand still long enough to focus on one small spot in the blur of life.
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Helen Utsal
Paintings that are energetic, emotional and colourful. Impressions of Nature drawn from memories and moments of awe. Old growth trees and forests are my passion, my inspiration, and my source of connection and renewal.
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