A life study of a Tawny owl painted this time in English garden Park in Munich. There were also four chicks to be seen but I didn`t have the chance to sketch one. Painted solely by brush withour preliminary pencil drawing. Watercolours
I spent some valuable time in the field today in the morning sketching a family of Long eared owls. Sadly , then came the rain and I had to drive back home. Also, few photos of mine taken by a friend while I was sketching the owl.
Just got it fresh from the printers, a new book about the meadow in summer, containing more than 100 images painted and drawn by me. Always a pleasure to see my work printed! Many thanks to my publisher KOSMOS and author Daniela Strauß for trusting me again to do the job...
A Woodchat shrike visits a Short toed eagle in his nest .Based again on video of Israel raptor nest cam. I have chosen the scene before the shrike is attacking the eagle. Fineliners . Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sUP0JSzEyc
A Long legged buzzard at nest calling. A fineliner drawing based on video of Israel raptor nest cam. Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_-tLxfZdds
Eurasian eagle owl sunbathing. It is drawn with fineliners and is based once again on video of Israel raptor nest cam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeZFkf-s2rM
Just finished, a commissioned Maori woman portrait based on a photograph taken in Manaia-New Zealand back in 1873. Acrylics on canvas. Attached also , the original photograph and a preliminary watercolour.
After months , I managed to visit the Park again and sketch a Tawny owl using fineliners and Pitt pens . The weather was sunny but still pretty cold...
A Eurasian Wolf in the Slovenian forests. A watercolour painted for the "Living with wolves"project in Slovenia . A cooperation of Artists for Nature foundation and the University of Ljubljana.I had the fortune to be one from the six artists who took part in this project last summer spending a memorable week in the Slovenian mountains. Also attached some development steps photographed during the creation of the painting
Ethiopian wolf, a watercolour I`ve created recently for Africa wildlife art, an art website where artists donate 50% from their sellings to support conservation efforts in Africa. I love to paint and draw animals rarely seen . Check out the Links for more: https://africawildlifeart.com/?v=3a52f3c22ed6 https://africawildlifeart.com/product/ethiopian-wolf-3/...
A Eurasian grey wolf portrait I did few days ago. A watercolour demonstration painted in two sessions of three hours each with many interrruptions for an evening painting class. Attached also, a series of images showing various steps of the creative process