Originals

Originals

Limited Edition Prints

47/100 and 48/100 -- getting very close to the half way point now! I'm planning to have all 100 finished by the first week of December, so they'll be ready in time for the holidays! $50 + shipping -- 100% to conservation
46/100 -- an okapi, requested a long time ago by my friend @itssamruss 🫶🏽 Not going to lie -- I don't feel confident about finishing all 100 by the end of November... The first week of December perhaps! 🙈
45/100 - the unicorn of the sea! Did you know their tusks can reach up to 19 feet long?! Wild. Part of my 100 Project: 100 paintings, 100% donated to wildlife conservation. DM me if interested or available on my website 🙌🏽
44/100 for my 100 Project 🙌🏽 I had so much fun painting this secretary bird! I think I might need to add one to my normal collection... $50+shipping -- 100% matched and donated to wildlife conservation
Numbers 42 and 43 of my 100 Project 🙌🏽 An orca and a moose -- definitely feeling Alaska vibes with this post. Last year we were lucky enough to visit Alaska and saw orcas and bald eagles and bears. Such an incredible place with breath taking scene
Bald eagles are a majestic symbol of freedom and strength. These iconic raptors, once endangered, have made a remarkable comeback thanks to conservation efforts. Spotting a bald eagle soaring through the sky is a breathtaking sight, a reminder of the
Number 40/100 🐝 Bees are the tiny superheroes of the natural world! These buzzing pollinators are responsible for one out of every three bites of food we eat, from juicy apples to crunchy almonds. As they flit from flower to flower collecting necta
Numbers 38 and 39 of my 100 Project 🙌🏽Definitely feel like I've gone back to my English countryside roots with these two... In case you didn't know: my 100 Project is 100 Paintings, with 100% of the sale going to wildlife conservation. Each painti
37/100 - $50+shipping, 100% goes to conservation. DM if interested Pangolins are sadly the most trafficked mammal in the world, hunted primarily for their scales. These scales are tragically coveted in some cultures for use in traditional medicine,