Just like my photography, I get inspired by the natural world and the animals that occupy it. I try to capture the spirit of the subject in my drawings, and to recreate the natural wonder of these majestic creatures. I usually enjoy drawing big cats, but from time to time I do branch out and explore different techniques with different species, such as birds and reptiles.

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Commissions

I am now offering commissions to the public!

Price list

Chalk pastel and acrylic commissions available 

Unsure whether to get a chalk pastel or an acrylic paint portrait?

Both medium in my opinion are very effective and have a high-quality finish, but they do have their differences. For example, chalk pastels are much quicker to draw with and require less layers, whereas acrylic paints take a lot longer to complete because of the time spent waiting for the paint to dry properly. In my opinion, the colours of the subject are more true in acrylic paints because you can mix the colours much more, but chalk pastel still works great, it’s only a marginal difference. And with chalk pastels, I feel like the individual hairs of fur look more realistic than acrylic because you can vary the pressure of the pencil more to create different thicknesses.

The reason my acrylic paintings cost a bit more is because of how expensive the materials are to buy and how much I get through. And also because I tend to find painting is more time consuming than drawing with pastels.