When I started this painting it reminded me of the famous poem Tyger Tyger burning bright by William Blake, so I decided to name it the...

This blog is dedicated to QASA Quadriplegic Association South Africa and all incomplete quadriplegics out there in the hopes of...

I finally finished and delivered my Sabi Sands Leopard. It took a while but thankfully the client was patient and very happy with the...

“ 'N boer maak ‘n plan” is a good old South African Afrikaans saying for making a plan. Exactly what was needed to get the detail for the...

I'm finally back in the saddle! After my fair share of physical and mental obstacles, and with some relaxing holiday time on the horizon,...

Hey guys Sorry it’s been some time since my last posting, it has been a bit of a rocky road. Tone/spasticity is the worst enemy of spinal...

I have been looking for some inspiration for my new painting but have also been experimenting with a new drawing tool in the meantime.

I just loved this scene, courtesy of Hendri Venter, of this bull elephant on his way in from the thirstlands.

I mentioned needing to do various warm up exercises to prepare, so I thought it might be interesting to share some videos.

My wife’s favourite bird is the Brown Hooded Kingfisher.

With my left hand it seemed to be a lot easier and allowed me more control. Slowly but surely, I was becoming a lefty.

I ordered a set of polychromos pastel pencils and pastel sticks and started my next drawing, a young Kalahari lion.

And so began my slow progression through, what I like to call, my art rehab, and with it came a whole lot of experimentation.

I was pleased with the outcome. I could draw again.

The first time I tried to draw again was in August 2017, almost a year after my accident.

Welcome to my first blog! As you may or may not already know, I am a self-taught wildlife artist and photographer from South Africa. I...