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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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Géry van der Kelen
Observe Nature + learn + paint = protect
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Peidi Wang 
Peidi Wang’s current works focuse on detailed wildlife sculptures, balancing realism with a dash of artistic interpretation. Her use of porcelain gently reflects nature's fragility and resonates with the delicate equilibrium of ecosystems. Each piece imbues its subject with unique charm and personality through subtle expressions. Her vision is to cultivate a personal bond between the viewer and the creature, placing emphasis on the individuality of each subject. This approach invites viewers to...
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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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Patrick Watson 
I love to paint and passionate about the animals I portray. They are the very subjects I depend upon and a wonderful source of inspiration. Unfortunately many are fast disappearing and some very close to extinction, while others must compete for the ever decreasing wild spaces. Every day more and more of our fragile planet is polluted or destroyed and with it goes another animal or plant species. As a wildlife artist, I feel I should do everything I can to raise funds through my art and speak...
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Katherine Weber
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Cathy Weiss
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Matthew Werner
Matthew Werner uses marquetry to create images inspired by the natural world. Sometimes these images are designed with the aim of creating a beautiful and inspiring piece that provides nurturance to those who see it or use it. Other times, the imagery enables a deeper exploration of the relationships between humans and nature. Birds are most often a favorite motif. His goal is to make handcrafted objects that inspire. Matt’s work has been featured in venues such as the Artistry of Wood...
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Charlotte Williams 
The world is in crisis and there are so many causes that need funding, but for me, the looming threat of mass extinction and the ever increasing loss of bio diversity is terrifying. The long-term implications out-stripping all other concerns. It is up to ALL of us to play our part in restoring this fractured planet. I have pledged to use the best of me, as an artist, to help wherever possible to fund the boots on the ground. A percentage of every piece of work that I do, will be donated to...
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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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Selina Woodham
I paint wildlife with a focus on detail and contrast, seeking to reveal both beauty and vulnerability. My hope is that each piece fosters connection, awareness, and care for the natural world we share.
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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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