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These are just a few of the websites that I like and visit often. Most are related to either birds, wildlife or wildlife art and a few are totally unrelated! www.randomcrafts.co.uk Website run by old friends providing craftspeople with a way to display and sell their handmade items on the internet. Check out Cheryl's illustration work! Wildlife artists netlink A website for wildlife art enthusiasts with links to the personal homepages of many wildlife artists. The Birchwood gallery A wide selection of fine wildlife art. Artfinders, wildlife category More listings and examples by talented wildlife artists. Andrew Ellis Website of one of the very best falconry artists Wildlife art by Tim Wootton Atmospheric wildlife art from this great artist based in Orkney Wildlife art by Nick Derry Lively and energetic art from this fabulous English artist based in France Wildlife art by Chris Rose One of the very best British wildlife artists Wildlife art - paintings by artist Martin Ridley Stunning images of wildlife by this superb wildlife artist Wildlife art by Chris Jones British and exotic wildlife art Ian Kent Wildlife artist from Kent, light filled images of british and exotic wildlife Holed stone pictures Photography by my very good friend, Andy Hartup Royal Society for the Protection of Birds The RSPB do a lot of work protecting wild raptors from criminal activity and habitat loss Worldwide nature artists group A web community of wildlife artists, inspirational. Wildlife art by Robert Bateman Needs no introduction to anyone interested in wildlife art Robert Bateman's ideas The world's best wildlife artist talks about issues he cares about. Guy Coheleach Another of the world's best, stunning artwork John Banovich Superb wildlife art from another master The Fat Birder The worlds greatest resource for birders, over 1000 pages of info! The fabulous fezheads Strange dancers/entertainers (and friends of mine) Celtic art and illumination I have always loved celtic knotwork, this site has a tutorial to help you create your own, but beware it is addictive! |
