My Inspiration
Wildlife has always been a huge source of inspiration within my artwork. I’m fascinated by the textures, atmosphere and individual character found in nature, and I aim to create drawings that feel both realistic and emotionally engaging.
Using coloured pencil and graphite, I carefully build layers of detail and softness to create artwork that captures not only the appearance of wildlife, but also the feeling and presence behind each subject.
Featured Wildlife Artwork
A curated collection of original wildlife drawings created in coloured pencil and graphite.
Original Wildlife Artwork & Fine Art Prints
Selected wildlife drawings are available as original artwork and high-quality giclée prints professionally produced using archival inks and premium fine art papers.
Prints are created to retain the detail, depth and softness of the original drawings while offering a beautiful and affordable way to enjoy the artwork.
Originals, Prints & Wildlife Commissions
Each wildlife drawing is individually created by hand using professional coloured pencils or graphite on archival-quality surfaces. Pricing varies depending on size, detail and complexity.
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Original Drawings
Original wildlife pieces are occasionally available throughout the year.
£250 – £1,200+
Depending on size and detail.
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Fine Art Prints
Selected wildlife artwork is available as museum-quality giclée prints produced using archival inks and premium papers.
From £45
Various sizes available
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Wildlife Commissions
I also accept selected wildlife commissions created from your own photographs or ideas.
Whether you are looking for a detailed bird portrait, countryside wildlife artwork or a meaningful drawing of a favourite animal, I’m always happy to discuss ideas and create something personal and unique.
Because each drawing is created entirely by hand, commission spaces are limited throughout the year.
Behind the Artwork
This kingfisher drawing was inspired by the quiet atmosphere often found around rivers and woodland areas. I wanted to focus on the contrast between delicate feather textures and the still intensity of the bird’s expression, creating a piece that felt calm, immersive and highly detailed.
