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Robert Bateman, courtesy Robert Bateman

If Robert Bateman Gave A College Commencement Address What Would He Say?

The World's Best-Known Wildlife Artist Did—And We Have It Here

Written by Robert Bateman

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A casting of Simon Gudgeon

An Interview With UK Sculptor Simon Gudgeon

Casting Of Gudgeon's Hyde Park Monument 'Isis' Comes To National Museum Of Wildlife Art

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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CINDERELLA

A Business Writer Asks: Is Your Thomas Kinkade Painting About To Increase In Value?

Eamon Murphy of AOL's Daily Finance Interviews Artist's Fans And Dubious Many

Written by Eamon Murphy

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In 2004, a member of the Kenya Wildlife Service team stands in the middle of ivory laid out for inspection and holds up a tusk. The ivory was confiscated in Singapore and returned to Kenya.

From The Front Lines: Johnny Rodrigues Sends A Wildlife Distress Call To The World

Founder of Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force Talks About Africa's 'Poaching Nightmare'

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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Mike DiGiorgio and his plate of toucanets for the The Birds of South America

In WAJ's Five Questions/Five Artworks, Deborah Kaspari Interviews Mike DiGiorgio

DiGiorgio Shares Thoughts On Being An Eckelbird, Painting And Ivory-Billed Woodpeckers

Written by Debby Kaspari

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One of Stan Fellows

Rivers Rising: The Art Of Stan Olson Fellows

A Flood Washed His Life Away, Then A Painter Found Meaning In Simplicity

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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OUT OF HIBERNATION, 16 X 20 inches, oil,

Postcards From The West: Geoff Parker Sends Love Letters Home

Wyoming Landscape Painter Inaugurates Summer With Show At Simpson Gallagher Gallery

Written by Chuck Neustifter

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MUDDY CHASE, 35 X 80 X 37 centimeters, bronze, (edition of 8),

The Man Who 'Electrifies' Animals: A Wildlife Art Journal Interview With James Maberly

An African Expat Reflects On Art, God, Country, And Individual Creative Freedom

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

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STILLNESS IN MOONLIGHT, 42 x 42 inches, oil on linen, submitted in 2012 Prix de West,

An Artful Life: George Carlson's Journey Across The Visual Divide

The Noted American Sculptor Finds New Renown With His Naturalistic Flatwork

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

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LAKE MCARTHUR, 1925, oil on canvas, by Carl Rungius, Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

'Yellowstone to Yukon' Exhibition Opens at Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies in Banff

Painter Dwayne Harty Featured In Bi-National Show Of Historic And Contemporary Gems

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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