Jackie Garner - One of the top British wildlife artists

The Wildlife Art of
Ancient Egypt
I'm illustrating a book about the incredible wildlife paintings and hieroglyphs created by the Ancient Egyptians >> The Wildlife Art of Ancient Egypt

Home to Roost

Golden Brown
painting in acrylics

Greetings cards now available

Buy online or see more like this in my wildlife art shop

The Wildlife Artist's Handbook

Order your signed copy now!

Click here for information about my Wildlife Art Talks & Workshops including topics and testimonials. Now booking for 2021-22. Watch a video preview of my 'Focus on the Falklands' talk

Eye of the Beholder painting of African Elephant in acrylics
Large and small canvas prints available

New Exhibition!
I'm thrilled to share that an exhibition of my new work GeOdyssey, inspired by gemstones, minerals, rocks and fossils, is open 22 October - 17 November at Nature In Art, the world's first museum dedicated exclusively to fine, decorative and applied art inspired by nature.

I've always been inspired by the natural world, especially the repeating patterns and natural colour palettes. Uncovering the rich patterns and textures of minerals, rocks and fossils has been a relevation, and a journey of discovery that I'm looking forward to sharing with visitors.

I invite you to cast off your impressions of the humble rock and be wowed by the colour, light and textures you'll find under the surface.

Posted 20/10/24

Jackie Garner, British Wildlife Artist
I'm a British wildlife artist, who paints UK and international wildlife. Like many wildlife artists, I've been inspired by visits overseas, in my case to the Falkland Islands, Egypt, Spain and India. I've also been commissioned for various wildlife illustration projects. I'm a keen birder so many of my works are paintings of British birds - however I also embrace all of the natural world in my wildlife art. See my wildlife artist profile

Wildlife Art Gallery
My artwork usually starts with experiencing wildlife in its own environment. My sketches are made outdoors in front of the subject, and they either remain as sketches or are later worked up in the studio. You can see examples of my wildlife paintings, in the online wildlife art gallery

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