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Wildlife Artist


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Wildlife Artist


Andy Fowler BA

I work from my home studio in Pangbourne, Berkshire, UK.

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Please use the form at the bottom of this page to make enquiries about pricing, availability and commissions.

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Current Work

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My paintings are large, dynamic and expressive, full of bold mark making and unexpected colours. 

I took on my first portraits at secondary school, and after studying a foundation course in Art and Design at Maidenhead Art College, I completed a bachelors degree in fine art at Plymouth University. Since then, my subject has predominantly been wildlife. I mostly enjoy painting big cats and native African species.

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Archive


Archive


Big Cats

Rich colours, hypnotic eyes and the memory of a painting I'd seen at school inspired me to paint a series of my own big cats. I loved working with the strong contrast and bright colours in their beautiful markings. Seeing the eyes come alive was a highlight for me. Click on the images to see them up close. The paintings shown here are all large, over 36" tall. I used palette knives for the texture.


Portraits

Fresh out of university, I was keen to start painting portraits again. These three examples were much more expressive than the commissions I was doing at the time. The first two are quite large, around 5' tall, and the third is smaller at 3' square. In the first and last examples, you can still see much of the initial underpainting. It was at this time that I first started to explore working with pallet knives. 


Abstracts

This series of abstracts was a continuation of my work at university. The paintings are large (over 3' tall and around 5' wide) and would begin without planning. I built up layers of paint with hard edges and smooth gradients in an attempt to produce fractal like patterns similar to those found in nature and maths. These works are inspired by Haida, Maori, Celtic and Islamic art. I love the darkness and depth of Prussian Blue.


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Follow my journey


Follow my journey


I hope you have enjoyed looking at my art today. Interact with me on social media - choose your preferred platform/s using the links at the bottom of this page.

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Andy Fowler

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Interested in discussing a commission or making another type of enquiry? Please get in touch.