Celebrating Wildlife Art on UK Artists

20/11/2025

Author: UK Artists

Wildlife art has long captivated both creators and collectors. From the intricate details in animal portraits to the expressive power of endangered species portrayed on canvas, wildlife remains one of the most popular and emotionally resonant subjects among artists. This tradition can be traced through the legacy of renowned wildlife artists, such as David Shepherd, whose paintings not only showcased extraordinary skill but also raised global awareness of threatened animals and the importance of conservation.

At UK Artists, we are proud to feature an inspiring group of wildlife artists whose work brings nature to life through a variety of styles, mediums, and perspectives. These artists share a passion for the natural world, often using their art to highlight the vulnerability of wildlife and the importance of protecting the planet's biodiversity.

Featured Wildlife Artists

Steve Cooper – Known for his detailed wildlife portrayals that capture character and mood.
Gill Bustamante – Combines wildlife animals with dreamlike landscapes, creating immersive and soulful oil paintings.
Julian Court – Julian's drawings offer unique interpretations of animal subjects by bringing something ‘else’ to what he sees in the subject matter.
Jeanette Faulkner Clarke – Focuses on expressive animal portraiture in a loose and lively manner, with a touch of serendipity. She feels this way of painting embodies wildlife’s active and skittish spirit.
Giacomo Gianelli – Brings a charming, purist style to his wildlife photography.
Vesela Sultanova – Creates wildlife pieces full of emotion, capturing the inner world of her subjects and creating a connection between the viewer and the work..
Anna Reed – Concentrates on showing how precious the natural world is. Anna often uses gold and rich colours.
Gerald Newton – Known for his imaginative and make-believe worlds beyond our own.
Geoffrey Taylor – Enjoys the outdoors and captures wildlife animals through his Canon camera lens.
Tim Southall – Brings a contemporary edge to wildlife themes with bold, printmaking techniques.
Ruth McCabe – Uses expressive brushwork to convey the spirit of wild animals.
Susan Moore – Creates bright and captivating wildlife artwork using her favourite silk painting medium.

A Spectrum of Artistic Mediums

The wildlife art featured on UK Artists showcases a rich array of mediums, each offering its own charm and expressive qualities.

Why Wildlife Art Matters

Many of our artists are deeply committed to conservation, using their skills to draw attention to the challenges facing endangered species. Through their work, they encourage viewers to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and consider the impact of human activity on fragile ecosystems.

Wildlife art is a powerful tool for storytelling, advocacy, and celebration. At UK Artists, we invite you to explore these incredible works and support the talented creators who champion nature through their art.

Discover the full collection of wildlife art on UK Artists and experience the beauty of the wild through the eyes of those who are passionate about preserving it.