by Jeremy Paul
New painting of saddle billed storks and red lechwe in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, has been selected for the prestigious ‘Birds in Art’ 2013 exhibition at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum Wasau Wisconsin USA. It was selected from 974 entries submitted by 605 artists. This is the 6th time one of my paintings has been selected for this exhibition.
The exhibition takes place in September http://www.lywam.org/birdsinart/.
by Jeremy Paul
Paintings of an otter and polar bear have been selected as finalists in the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year 2013 and David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year 2013 competitions respectively. Final judging takes place in the next few months. I have been a category winner in the BBC competition for the last three years.
by Jeremy Paul
Have just completed 12 paintings of rare breeds of cattle, sheep and pigs for a new Isle of Man branch of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust – to be launched in the coming months
by Jeremy Paul
My painting of an African Jacana, from my recent trip to Botswana, won the ‘World Birds’ Category of the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year 2012.
This is the third year in a row that I have one one of the categories in this competition. Th winning images are published in the July issue of the BBC Wildlife Magazine and will be displayed at the awards ceremony in September
by Jeremy Paul
Three paintings have been selected for final judging for the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year 2012. ‘Menagerie – tree sparrow and Grassy bank – wren (see latest work ref 850) are in the final selection for the ‘animals in their environment’ category. African Jacana (ref 849) has been selected in the ‘world birds’ category. Judging takes place at the end of May.
This is the fouth year I have had work in the final judging and have been a category winner in the last two years.
