BBC Awards Presentation
Presentation of the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year awards at Marwell House, Hampshire.
With Sophie Stafford (Editor BBC Wildlife Magazine) and Mark Carwardine (zoologist/TV presenter)
Presentation of the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year awards at Marwell House, Hampshire.
With Sophie Stafford (Editor BBC Wildlife Magazine) and Mark Carwardine (zoologist/TV presenter)
I am exibiting three paintings in the 2011 NEWA exhibition which takes place at Gordale, Wirral July15 – 31st. See www.newa-uk.com
For the second year running Jeremy has won a category in the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year. This year the Painting of a Wandering Albatross has won the Frozen Planet section and another painting – Autumn Glow – Whooper Swans – was runner up in the Wildlife in its environment section.
Three paintings have been selected for final judging for BBC Wildlife Artist of the year 2011. I have two in the ‘frozen planet’ category and one in the ‘wildlife in its environment’. Only 100 paintings have been chosen out of over 1000 entries. Final judging and announcement of winning paintings takes place next month
Two paintings have been chosen for the final exhibition and awards evening for the David Shepherd Wildlife artist of the year. Antarctic Prions – Southern Ocean and Tiger at Dawn. The exhibition is at the Mall Galleries London, June 6 – 11th
I have just completed a set of six paintings to be used for the Isle of Man Christmas stamps for 2011.
The series ‘Birds in Winter’ will be available in November and include the Waxwings shown here. The originals will be shown at my exhibition at the Sayle Gallery.