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photo of Alciston church and the yew tree

Birdwatching on the Pilgrim Path: a personal journey

…and a failed painting Yesterday I went for another walk along the lower Downs, this time following the path between … More

birding, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, churches, Cuckmere Pilgrim Path, Forest & Farmland Birds, gouache, nature, Red Kite, Sketchbook, South Downs National Park, Sussex, Sussex Downs, walking, wildlife
Photo of the Sussex Downs

A Winter Walk in Berwick: discovering nature’s wonders

The South Downs and St Michael & All Angels January seems to have become a time for hibernation, and frankly, … More

Berwick, birding, birds, Birdwatching, British birds, dog walk, East Sussex, nature, Sussex Downs, wildlife
Sketchbook pages showing natural sources of food for overwintering birds

Natural Bird Feeding: a balanced approach

Should we feed our birds? I have mentioned this topic before but I felt it was a good idea to … More

birding, birds, British birds, British wildlife, garden birds, gardening, nature, wildlife, wildlife garden
Painting of a snow leopard crossing in front of a rocky backdrop

Snow Leopard: Conservation Through Wildlife Art

with Wild Life Drawing I am still battling my cold (plot twist: it might be Covid) and haven’t been out … More

gouache, gouache illustration, illustration, nature, PTES, Sketchbook, snow leopard, Wild Life Drawing, wildlife
Photo of Town & Country Garden Birds birdwatching logbook with collage motifs around

Big Garden Birdwatch: a cosy winter activity

Ugh I have been laid up with a bad cold for the past week, in fact I think it might … More

Big Garden Birdwatch, birds, Birdwatching, Birdwatching Logbook, garden birds, nature, RSPB, Town & Country Garden Birds, wildlife

uninspired by parrots

as they don’t fit into squares I thought I would be champing at the bit to paint exotic birds, but … More

art, artist, birds, Blogmas, Blogmas 2025, illustration, illustrator life, Mossy Earth, nature, painting, wildlife, writing

tropical birds

I am currently working on some Ecuadorian rainforest species, which is a fun project, although for some reason I am … More

birding, birds, Birdwatching, Birdwatching Logbook, Blogmas, Blogmas 2025, gouache, illustrator, InDesign, life, nature, wildlife

From Salmon to Sperm Whales: an artist’s creative process

I promise I’m still painting birds I have finished the salmon painting for my daughter’s boyfriend, and this time I … More

art, Atlantic salmon, British wildlife, fish, fish illustration, gouache, granulating watercolour, illustration, nature, sperm whale, watercolour, whales, wildlife

natural disturbance

Today I’m going to be discussing leaves. Leaving leaves, more to the point. I listened to a VIP (Very Interesting … More

Blogtober 2025, coloured pencil, garden, gardening, Leave the Leaves, nature, pollinators, Sketchbook, wildlife, wildlife garden

the latest Knepp-isode

My safari at the Knepp Wildland I visited this trailblazing estate back in April and I was interested to see … More

Autumn, beaver, birds, Fall, fallow deer, Knepp Wildland, nature, rewilding, safari, trees, West Sussex, wildlife

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