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OTHER AWARDS
Finalist in David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year competition 2014.
Bronze citation at The Wildlife Art Society International exhibition 2014.
Runner Up Best Bird
Picture at Marwell International Wildlife Art Society exhibition 2013.
Silver Citation at The Wildlife Art Society International exhibition 2012.
Public’s Favourite at the Denmead Open Art Exhibition 2012.
Runner Up Best In Show
at the Hampshire & Portsmouth Annual Exhibition 2012.
More than 1400 artworks were entered into this year’s competition with a wide array of subjects, media and styles. The category winners can all be seen in the BBC Wildlife Magazine September issue and on the magazine’s website. My winning painting was exhibited at the prestigious Society of Wildlife Artists Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London in Nov 2013.
Category winner “Beneath the Water” and overall BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year winner with pastel painting “Dangerous Waters”
The judges said: “This outstanding piece of work fulfils all the requirements to be the overall winner of this competition. A beautiful and sympathetic study of these amazing creatures, it presents the perfect balance of technical skill and atmosphere. Many congratulations -
I am so pleased that this painting won the title as it takes me right back to my roots. Lion fish were the first wildlife species that captivated me when I was only about 11 -
Original sold.
Limited edition prints available
Finalist in the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year Endangered Species category with pastel painting “Clinging On”
I adore this image of the baby orang-
A really poignant image that is still probably my favourite painting.
Please support orang-
Reference photo courtesy of Tracey Harding www.thphoto.co.uk
Original sold.
Limited edition prints available
Finalist in the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year British Birds category with pastel painting “Preening”
I love painting birds and find each feather to be like an individual work of art. The reference photos I took of a mallard duck preening show off his feathers beautifully.
Original sold.
Above: receiving
my award from
Sir John Knowles