Wild Earth Art
Wild Earth Art
Passionately creative & inspired by nature
A Creative Journey: From Graphic Design to Watercolour Painting
My creative journey began at the age of 21, when I dove headfirst into the world of graphic design. It all started in the delightful greeting card industry, where I had the pleasure of collaborating with incredibly talented fine art artists who inspired me every day. From there, life took me on a whirlwind adventure, teaching Advanced Graphic Design at a prestigious private college in Oxford, and eventually starting my own design and print company.
Fast forward to today, and I’m proud to be running a thriving web design business in Oxfordshire. It’s been an incredibly fulfilling ride so far, but as one might expect, the creative itch extends far beyond the digital screen. Enter: watercolour painting.
Discovering a Passion for Watercolour Painting During Lockdown
As fate would have it, the lockdown presented an unexpected opportunity to explore my artistic side in a whole new way. One day, while drawing alongside my son, I picked up his watercolour painting pencils and found myself completely captivated by the magic of watercolour. It was a serendipitous moment that ignited a newfound passion, and I haven’t looked back since.
As someone who has always been enthralled by nature and the great outdoors, it’s no surprise that my love for watercolour painting has led me to focus on capturing the beauty of living and natural subjects. From the intricate details of a delicate butterfly wing to the majestic grandeur of an ancient oak tree, my artwork is a celebration of the vibrant world around us.
Introducing Wild Earth Art: A Celebration of Nature’s Beauty
In 2020, Wild Earth Art was born as a culmination of my love for nature and newfound passion for watercolour painting. I feel drawn to paint anything living and natural.
Through my artwork, I aim to share the joy and wonder that nature brings to my life, hoping to bring some of that to others too.
The support I have had is heart-warming, and a step closer to my dreams that will enable me to do art into retirement.
I hope you enjoy my work.
