Wildlife. Connection. Presence.
I’m Louise, a wildlife artist inspired by those moments when the natural world stops us in our tracks and reminds us of something deeper.
My work explores the quiet pull of the wild - the stillness, wonder and connection that can exist between us and the animals we share the planet with.
Through original artworks and carefully crafted collections, I hope to create pieces that keep that connection alive.
Now Showing at the The Wildlife Art Society International
I’m delighted to be exhibiting at the annual exhibition at Nature in Art
The exhibition is a beautiful celebration of wildlife art, and I’m thrilled to have four original pieces included this year.
Sat 23 May - Sun 31 May
Open daily, 10am-5pm (closing 2.30pm on Sun 31 May)
Free entry
Moonlight in Motion
Muscles ripple beneath his velvety coat as this powerful black jaguar steps through the shadows.
This piece explores the tension between stillness and movement, and the kind of beauty that feels both untouchable and intensely alive.
Upcoming Summer Events
And if you can’t make it to Nature in Art, don’t worry... I’ll be exhibiting at a lovely mix of exhibitions and in-person events throughout the summer.
You can find me and my artwork at:
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Warwickshire Open Studios - St Laurence: 26–28 June
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Warwickshire Open Studios - Wren Hall: 2–4 July
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Art in the Park - Leamington Spa: 1-2 August
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Southern Nature Art - Rookesbury Park: 28–31 August
Record-breaking artwork!
Last year, my sea otter artwork, Praying for Kelp, raised a record-breaking £5,500 at the Sketch for Survival charity auction - the highest amount ever achieved for a competition piece.
All proceeds from the auction supported wildlife conservation projects through Explorers Against Extinction.
Prints of Praying for Kelp are available here with 20% of profits donated to Explorers Against Extinction.
Supporting Wildlife Conservation
In 2025, my artwork raised £7,290 for wildlife causes through original artwork sales, prints and dedicated fundraising projects.
Thank you to everyone who collected, shared and supported the work along the way.
Proud member of the Association of Animal Artists
