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XHOSA LADY, 11 X 5.5 inches, marbled verdite, by James Tandi (Shona)

Why Buy Art? Gallery Owner Ross Parker Provides 13 Compelling Reasons

Founder of Call Of Africa's Native Visions Answers Questions on Every Collector's Mind

Written by Ross Parker

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OSPREY, by Michał Paul Molicki

A Letter From Proszowice, Poland

Michal Paul Molicki Writes About A Country Being Re-Wilded

Written by Michał Paul Molicki

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SPOILT FOR CHOICE, 100 X 38 centimeters, pastel on board,

Stella Mays Caps A Big Year With Big Ideas Still Waiting Ahead

BBC's 2011 Wildlife Artist Of The Year Wows With More Than Mere Style

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

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RIPPLES, linocut, hand printed on Hosho paper, this piece was juried into the 2011 Birds in Art celebration hosted annually by the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum,

In WAJ's Five Questions/Five Artworks, Denis Clavreul Interviews Sherrie York

Colorado Printmaker Talks Tactile Romance And Her Role As A Witness To Nature

Written by Denis Clavreul

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An elk suffering from Chronic Wasting Disease being studied at a research facility. Photo by the late veterinary biologist Beth Williams

An Interview With Biologist Bruce Smith About Mad Elk Disease

Author of 'Where Elk Roam' Tackles Threats To America's Most Famous Wapiti Herd

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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OCEAN TURTLE, fabricated from recycled found metal in Haiti,

Wildlife Art Journal's Gallery of the Commons Returns With Good Tidings For The Year Ahead

Explore The Diversity of Wildlife Art From Around The World

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

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Adele Earnshaw painting at Big Sur, California (photo by Anne Garcia)

Earnshaw's Reinvention: A Case Study For How To Succeed In A Down Art Economy

Painter Adele Earnshaw Puts Art Quality, Creative Thinking At Forefront Of Success

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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ROMPING BEAR: "There is no need to elaborate—a happy-go-lucky black bear romping in a Montana mountain meadow and it sparked my creative eye."

Ken Bunn: An American Animalier In His Prime

Wildlife Art Journal Features 16 Of Sculptor Ken Bunn's Greatest Hits

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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Wolf bounty hunter. This archival photo comes from Canada but every state historical society in the West has similar images in their collections.

As A Federal Agent, Carter Niemeyer Killed Wolves For A Living

Niemeyer's Memoir 'Wolfer' Addresses The Societal Hatred Of Lobos

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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The life and death saga of Grizzly Bear 399 and her cubs in Wyoming is the subject of The Great American Bear Story, an ongoing blog. Photo:

The Great American Bear Story—An Ongoing Saga Of Bruin Life and Death In the 21st Century

Wildlife Art Journal's Continuous Blog Devoted To The Most Famous Bruins In The World

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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BROODING BIRD, 3 X 8 X 8 inches, bronze (2010),

Some Random Responses To Robert Bateman From Tony Angell

Noted American Stone Carver Blames Technology For Lack Of Imagination

Written by Tony Angell

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Just one page from David Measures

British Naturalist, Artist, Teacher David Guy Measures (1937-2011)

He Was A Mentor Who Awkened Many To Beauty In The Natural World

Written by Andrew Tyzack

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The Art Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi serves as the second venue for Art of the Dive/Portraits of the Deep

Plunge Into 'Art of the Dive: Portraits Of The Deep'

National Exhibition of Dive Art Plumbs Ocean Mysteries And Spectacular Life

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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DRYAD, 17 X 14 X 14 inches, bronze, by Lauren Mills

Animals And Nature Resplendent At National Sculpture Society's 78th Awards Exhibition

America's Oldest Sculpture Organization Partnered Again With Brookgreen

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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COATS OF PAINT, 24 X 36 inches, oil,

Artists Of The Horse: Julie T. Chapman

Wildlife Art Journal Devotes A New Regular Section To The Equine Form

Written by Julie T. Chapman

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OCEANALL

Wildlife Art On The Couch: A Struggle For Identity In The 21st Century

Bay Area Painter Andrew Denman Says Animal Art Needs A Therapist

Written by Andrew Denman

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ROARING TIGER, 8 X 9 inches, watercolor ($100),

A Letter From: Sawai Madhopur, India A.K.A. “Tiger City”

Artist Jaidev Prasad Soni Writes From The Gateway To Ranthambore National Park

Written by Jaidev Prasad Soni

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Ocean Point, East Side, Oil on Linen, 10 X 12 inches,

Sea Or Land, Christopher Blossom Beholds The Painterly World

Celebrated Marine Artist Blossom Also Leaves Tracks Across The Hinters

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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GREEN IGUANA & LEAF-CUTTER ANTS (2011), 18 X 24 inches, acrylic on illustration board 18” x 24”

The Wide-Eyed Bestiary Of Carel Pieter Brest Van Kempen

Brest van Kempen's Portrayals of Nature Exotica Reach The Blauvelt Art Museum

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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