WildArt

What Is WildArt?

Wildebeest migration Africa — Wildebeest on migration in Africa – WildArt artwork

WildArt is an art form with its origins from wildlife images from many of our global travel safaris. Every artwork is produced from photos individually manipulated. So each piece of WildArt is unique in every way.

I hope you appreciate our interpretation of some of the world’s threatened wildlife and all its beauty. Enjoy!

We only conserve what we can see, feel, love and experience…

A big male orangutan hiding in a rainforest in Borneo

A baby monkey with its mother, Kruger National Park, Africa

Close up of the head of a big male lion - Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary

Scavenging Sally lightfoot bright red crab in the Galapagos

Three giraffes drinking at a waterhole in Kruger National Park, Africa

Monochrome of an African Wild dog

Rescued owl in Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre, Africa

African wild or painted dog

Bright-eyed White tiger in Africa

A close up of the face of a large male orangutan in Borneo

Reflections of three giraffes drinking at a waterhole in Kruger National Park, Africa

Elephant herd walking along the road at Addo Elephant Park, Africa

Reflections of three giraffes drinking at a waterhole in Kruger National Park, Africa

Monochrome close up of a zebra, Kruger National Park, Africa

Close up of an African Wild or Painted Dog

A stunning White tiger, South Africa

Close up of a sleeping hyena, Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation, in Africa

Alert large baboon monkey at Tabletop Mountain, Cape Town Africa

A shy Giant tortoise hiding in its shell in the Galapagos

Wildebeest Migration herd in Africa