 Paul creates original artwork from the studio at his home.
Wildlife has thus far been the focus of his art. He has traveled extensively
collecting reference for his work including several trips to South America.
Paul prefers to use vibrant color in his paintings to reflect the
spectacular array of color found in nature. Butterflies have remained one of
his favorite subjects and interests. |
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 At shows and exhibits, Nan's work is regularly viewed by top lepidopterists, botanists and other naturalists—many of whom have supported her in her work. For this and other reasons, she always stays true to the most detailed botanical and biological aspects of her subjects.Those who buy one of her life cycle prints, can be sure they are unique. |
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 Eileen Downes, ...the artist who "paints" with bits of torn paper instead of paint for a palette. Her work has been exhibited and sold throughout the world and can be viewed in many fine galleries. |
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 Donna Brunet has a M.S. in Wildlife from the University of Missouri
where she
began taking photographs of butterflies for her research project. She had been a serious
photographer as an undergraduate, but had never taken macro photos before.
She quickly fell in love with it and now rarely takes a photo that does not
have an insect as its subject. |
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 Nice selection of butterfly and moth posters ready for framing |
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