Wildlife Art - Sculptures in Wood. Unique Interpretive Art by Sumner Misenheimer. The images you will see are NOT for sale. The intention of this website is for enjoyment only. Sometimes the wood inspires the subject and somtimes I have the subject and search out the wood.

Wildlife Artist available to create originals. The superb artwork of wildlife illustrator Peter Schouten. Click an image to enlarge it or to request a licence to publish it. John Long and Peter Schouten. A dramatic depiction of all the known groups of dinosaurs that bore feathers. Foreword by Dr Luis Chiappe, Chairman, Department of Vertebrate Palaeontology, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles.

Nicole Antrobus - Wildlife Artist. It was during my three-year degree at City and Guilds Art School that I began my interest in drawing Wildlife, specifically African Wildlife. It was here that I developed my skills in etching and wood engraving, the latter being a medium that I often use to illustrate my work. I have also studied horses having been a keen horse rider and insects that I have produced as watercolour studies. Permanent Exhibition at Bristol Zoo.

And collectors throughout the world. Taxidermy has become an art form with a few Wildlife Artists standing a head above the rest. These are the individuals you should seek out to care for your trophies. Through continuing education I will continue to be the best I can at what I do and to deliver to you the very best in quality.

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