I think every wildlife artist dreams of one day being able to convey wildlife through their paintings the way David Maass has in his works of art.
The big advantage that David Maass has when painting wildlife is his ability to paint a world as seen through the eyes of a hunter. He is a master of both design and observation of the natural world. When viewing one of his paintings, it’s obvious that he has been to the scene portrayed in the image.
He has done what most wildlife artists Continue reading
I have always been a wildlife lover, expecially ducks, and now have taken the next step in this admiration. I am excited to tell you about a new organization I’m priviledged to be associated with. I recently joined forces with Art for Conservation, and through this association, am pleased to announce that we have wildlife conservation prints for sale.
In today’s post, I want to tell you about a limited-time special that we are running on the waterfowl print entitled “The Old Mill Pond”.
Today, I finished my latest Mallard Duck painting in my Wildlife Art Series entitled “The Haven” and I’ll talk a little about how this painting came about.
In today’s post, I’m going to be discussing the giclée print, what it is, how it’s produced, and what value it has in the wildlife art world.
Learn acrylic painting techniques from these modern experts. Follow the processes by which they compose a painting, from initial drawings through to completion. Walter Foster’s acclaimed “How to Draw and Paint” series has motivated 
