Welcome to the website of award winning wildlife artist
Jeremy Paul
BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year – 3 times category winner
Original wildlife paintings, limited edition prints, postage ‘stamp prints’, greeting cards
“Waiting at the mill” – Selected for ‘Birds in Art’ 2021 at the Woodson Art Museum, USA
ISLE OF MAN POSTAGE STAMPS Coastal Birds
New ‘Stamp prints’ now available
https://www.jeremypaulwildlifeartist.co.uk/wildlife-art-prints/stamp-prints/
Offer – free print ‘Winter Robin’ with any purchase of a Limited Edition Print
https://www.jeremypaulwildlifeartist.co.uk/wildlife-art-prints/limited-edition-prints/
Two Gentlemen – Botswana
30×20″ sold
SALE: I still have some prints remaining from the ‘pre-digital’ age when the whole edition was printed on off-set litho presses.
I have decided to offer these at the trade price (50%) of normal retail. Including postage – Go to print pages.
Winter Sun – Barn Owl
22×15″
Recent Images
Below are some of my Limited Edition Prints available to buy through my ‘wildlife art prints’ pages.
Gift Vouchers available (any value) – please contact me for details
Latest News
DSWF ‘Highly Commended’
Delighted to get 'Highly Commended' in the Wildlife Artist of the Year 2021, for my painting 'On the Wind' - Shy Albatross
DSWF wildlife artist of the year 2021
I have two paintings selected for the finals in this year's 'Wildlife Artist of the Year' 'Preening penguins' - in the 'Animal Behaviour' category and 'On the wind' in the 'Blue Planet' category. Winners announced on May 25th
Haiku Poet
I was recently contacted by a writer from North Wales, Clive Bennet describes himself as a 'haiku poet' and asked permission to use one of my paintings to illustrate a haiku about long tailed tits. This is the result: ...
About the Artist
Born in Accrington, Lancashire, UK in 1954, Jeremy Paul had a successful career in marine biology before becoming a professional Wildlife Artist. After receiving a Doctorate for research, his work took him to live in Spain and some of the most beautiful and remote areas of the British Isles, particularly the west coast of Scotland including a period on a small island with a total population of 6.
