Last year I took a break from the drawing workshops with children, as I was working on a contract and didn't have enough time for both.
But now I'm available again to take bookings. I always combine my wildlife drawing workshops with animal facts, and, if the venue allows, with scavenger hunts –…
Aww, could this be any cuter?
This seal dives right into your heart and steals your soul.
Seals, also known as pinnipeds, are found worldwide but prefer cold waters of the northern and southern hemispheres.
Swift and agile in water, these mammals come out on the surface to relax, mate and sometimes protect themselves from predators such as sharks.
Alas, they are hunted, put into captives and trained mercilessly to perform tricks in circuses and shows.…
As I walked through the snowy forest, I spotted a bright European robin perched atop a candy cane. The orangy red of the bird's breast matched the red stripes on the peppermint stick, making for a striking contrast against the white snow.
The robin seemed completely unafraid of me, and even tilted its head to the side as I approached, as if to get a better look at me. I stood still and watched the bird for a few moments, marveling at its beauty and the unexpected sight of it sitting on…
This year, I had the delightful opportunity to create illustrations of some of Poland's most iconic birds, such as the striking white eagle, the great spotted woodpecker, the hoopoe, the bullfinch, the kingfisher, the robin, the great tit, the peregrine falcon, and the tawny owl.
These wildlife artworks were commissioned for a bird diary, and I am thrilled to share some photos of the final product.
For those who appreciate these beautiful birds and artwork, I have made some…
Today, on the World's Endangered Species Day, I’d like to introduce to you my newest wildlife children's book – ‘Remarkable Creatures: a guide to some of Ireland’s disappearing animals’.
This illustrated book will take your child on a journey of discovery, sharing fascinating facts about Ireland’s most endangered species, activities to help your child understand more about the species’ habitats and tips on how to help protect them.
‘Remarkable…
Did you know that a pair of barn owls can eat as many as 3,000 rodents a year?
Farmers love them but the farmer’s cats aren’t huge fans of the competition. This is one of the illustrations from my newest wildlife book that will be revealed on 21st of May 2021. I hope you’ll like it!
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