#wildlifeart

After days of heavy rain, the ground around here has been soaking wet, and fungi hunting would be a challenge. Knowing I wouldn’t be able to find any here, my kind brother sent me some surprises from my

A digital collage of a cormorant with a fish created from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces. I also made a physical version.

A look at my new painting: Red Kite

This is the final set of five wildlife artworks created from macro photographs of the same old metal gate. The weathered paintwork on this gate has served me well, with 20 artworks created from less than

Another set of five wildlife artworks that I created from macro photographs of the same old metal gate. That makes it 15 images from one gate with another five still to come. When I take the close-up

For too long I lived in Bangkok. In many ways it is a great place but wildlife is my main interest and a large city is not the ideal site to look for it. But I did manage to find some. It was hiding in

Bird art from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces

Wildlife art created from macro photographs of urban decay

"Murdered by Crows" - the details of how I created this wildlife art story from urban decay photography

A selection of my urban decay wildlife artworks that all begin as macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces.

Some artworks of wildlife living in the little details of urban decay that flourish in our towns and cities. I create these from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces

Wildlife art created from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces

Here are some more of my photo-illustration wildlife artworks. To create these I always start with macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces such as cracked paintwork and rusty metal. I find them by

A few more examples of some early wildlife art I made in 2014/15. They were created from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces with the help of Photoshop. Mangrove heron - streaked dribbles of

Here are a few early examples of my style of wildlife art created from macro photographs of urban details. They are all from 2014 and the base photographs were taken of a variety of urban surfaces around

This was one of the first images I made when developing my style of wildlife art from urban details. I usually take macro photographs of urban decay and use them but in this case it wasn't so much decay

A discarded old paint pot around the back of a temple. It had been part of a small bonfire to dispose of rubbish but all the fire did was produce some lovely and fascinating burnt patterns across its surface.

A series of iridescent animal images with fascinating details and realistic hues by Midjourney AI.