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Sunset Ellie - Close up painting of an African elephant, detailing his eye in particular. It was painted from a photo taken in beautiful glowing African sunset light as he was throwing dust up with his trunk. Ingwe-2 - 'Ingwe', being the Zulu name for Leopard in Kwa Zulu Natal. South Africa Painted realistically, in a modern form, from a photo taken in Kruger National Park Splash - SUNSET CHEETAH - This beautiful boy was relaxing in the cool of the evening just as the sun was setting. The photographic image (from which I painted) captured the beautiful reds and golds in his fur and lit up his eyes to perfection. GREAT EGRET - For once I am painting wildlife out of Africa - but I just could not resist this majestic bird which I am told is found mainly in the Florida area. The photograph, from which I painted, was taken of the bird sitting on its nest of sticks in the early evening and the sunlight glow on its magnificent feathers is just beautiful. The Original painting has been sold. Thank you to Tim Comeaux for the image. MADIBA PROTEA 2 - Named after the late Nelson Mandela - 'Madiba' These are usually found growing naturally in and around Cape Town, South Africa, however they are grown in gardens in all parts of South Africa. They come in various colours, Pinky, Redish and White. I find the Pink ones ( as these ) the most attractive. MADIBA PROTEA 1 - Named after the late Nelson Mandela - 'Madiba' These are usually found growing naturally in and around Cape Town, South Africa, however they are grown in gardens in all parts of South Africa. They come in various colours, Pinky, Redish and White. I find the Pink ones ( as these ) the most attractive. BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL - These African Hornbills certainly are beautiful - their bright orange/red bills are so striking. They usually travel in large flocks and a pair bond normally for one season only, with the male feeding the female while she nests. Unseen, they can be identified by their schrill call. Hes my Brother - 'African Wild Dog', alternatively known as the Painted Dogs. They roam in packs and it is unusual to spot one on its own like this little guy that's why I thought he deserved the name He's my Brother. African Wild Dog - SOLD Walking off the Canvas - African Elephants 1.8m x 0.88m SOLD Still waters - Zebra drinking from a water hole SOLD Stalking - Painted from a photograph of a leopard crouching, stalking it's prey SOLD Catching the rays - Cheetah relaxing in the sun. Painted from photo courtesy of Cheetah rehabSOLD Henrietta Hippo - Hippo - beautiful but extremely dangerous! Painted from Photo courtesy of B Bromfield.SOLD A Leopards Tale - Leopard, Painted from photo taken by my friend, Angie Lang, KrugerSOLD Checking out the neighbourhood - SOLD Wild Elegance 2 - Textured OriginalSOLD Baby Cheetah - Taken in Nambiti Sanctuary for CheetahSOLD Rare Solitude - Wild dogs live in packs. This photograph was a rare occurence. Beautiful to paint.SOLD A very lazy day in Africa - Painting from a photograph taken in Kruger Park.SOLD The boys are back in town - Painted from photos I took in at Tala Game Reserve, KwaZulu Natal. A fun view of these male ostrich showing their huge eyes and stunning eyelashes.SOLD The boys are back in town 2 - Painted from photos I took in at Tala Game Reserve, KwaZulu Natal. A fun view of these male ostrich showing their huge eyes and stunning eyelashes.SOLD Me and my mum - Painted from photograph taken in Hluhluwe. Baby zebra are very fluffy for some months after birth.SOLD Wild Elegance - A Kudu, photographed in a KwaZulu Natal Reserve. These truly elegant creatures have the most majestic horns and soft brown eyes.SOLD Heron - SOLD Gentle Giant - These beautiful creatures are so trusting of mankind (sadly). This particular chap, a white rhino, was grazing with five others surrounding our vehicle in the Hluhluwe Game Reserve. Gentle Giant II - Yet another Rhino photographed in Hluhluwe. so gentle and trusting of mankind.SOLD Leopard Watching - This was painted from photographs taken of a leopard in Mashatu, Botswana.   . . Further is a painting of the same leopard stalking its prey . . .SOLD Leopard one - This handsome chap was painted from a photograph taken at Mashatu, Botswana.    I believe you should 'feel' the animal as you paint - so hope I have captured the element of his 'panting' in this one.SOLD Jimmy - as children we always nicknamed giraffe ' Jimmy giraffe '. They are such elegant creatures sauntering along like models on the runway. The most beautiful eyes . . . and oh those eyelashes !SOLD Leopard Stalking - Here he is again  . .  eyes fixed on what ? . . .  the motion of attack beginning !SOLD Zebbie - Zebbie, painted from a photo of a Zebra in the Hluhluwe Game Park, KwaZulu Natal, SAfrica. Cropped and close up to show how majestic these seemingly dull animals actually are.SOLD Lavery - A study of a Retired Race Horse, way past his primeSOLD Prayer - Portraying a man in prayer amid worldly turmoil - finding serenity and absolute Peace.A painting of strength and humbleness.SOLD Leopard in the shadows of night - SOLD Leopard - SOLD African Elegance - African Elegance.     I have changed the initial painting with a new oil on canvas - this time giving this beautiful lady the African dread-locks.     This giving here a more ethnic look.SOLD Thandi - A shy little Zulu girl, with the traditional plaited braided hair.SOLD Little BaiMametsi - This is a beautiful little Sotho girl.  Her features are absolutely stunning, the little button nose, wide innocent almost sad eyes and perfect rose mouth.   A dream of a portrait to paint.SOLD Anna - A beautiful Somali Woman, something of shyness or is it sadness.SOLD Cheetah - Painted in Oil as part of a series.  These Cheetah were photographed at a Cheetah Sanctuary in the Hluhluwe area, KwaZulu Natal, South AfricaSOLD I Am - What more fitting than Lazy afternoon - SOLD Close Up - A fun closeup of a young leopard - done in Oil.  The textured effect of the subject glistens under a spotlight.SOLD Looking at you - A fun view of a baby ZebraSOLD Old Man - This wonderful old man is dressed in traditional wear to keep out the freezing cold in the Maluti Mountains.   The wooden stick - to aid his walking through the hills ( Materials  : Graphic pencil on card )SOLD
Walking off the Canvas - African Elephants 1.8m x 0.88m SOLD

Walking off the Canvas

African Elephants

1.8m x 0.88m

SOLD

Oil on Canvas
1800mm(w) x 880mm(h)