
Fine Wildlife Art in Charcoal on Canvas
Original charcoal-on-canvas wildlife art inspired by Africa’s wildlife and created with a commitment to conservation.

Art Inspired by the Wild
My passion for wildlife has been shaped by years spent working within the safari industry and exploring the wild places of Southern Africa. Through these experiences, I have developed a deep appreciation for the animals, landscapes and conservation efforts that continue to inspire my work.
Specialising in charcoal on canvas, I create original wildlife artworks inspired by Africa’s wildlife, celebrating the beauty, character and individuality of each subject. The monochromatic nature of charcoal allows me to focus on form, texture and emotion, creating pieces that invite the viewer to connect more deeply with the natural world.
Conservation lies at the heart of my work. Through every charcoal-on-canvas artwork, I hope not only to share the wonder of Africa’s wildlife, but also to contribute towards its protection by supporting organisations dedicated to preserving the species and habitats that inspire every piece I create.
Inspired by the Wild. Connected to the Field.
Alongside my work as a wildlife artist, I have been part of the Wild Photo Africa team since September 2024, working as a tour consultant and guiding in the Kruger National Park.
Spending time in the African wilderness continues to deepen my appreciation for the animals I draw, their behaviour, and the importance of protecting the wild places they call home.

Featured Artwork
Against the Darkness
White Charcoal on Black Canvas / 36″ × 24″ (91.4 × 60.9 cm)
Status: Available

Against the Darkness is a powerful study of resilience and defiance, this white charcoal rhinoceros emerges from the shadows as a symbol of strength and survival. A reminder that even in the face of adversity, there is still hope, and a future worth fighting for.
Conservation Through Art
Conservation lies at the heart of my artistic journey. The wildlife and wild places that inspire my work face increasing challenges, making their protection more important than ever.
Through my artwork, I hope to foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world while contributing towards its future. Thirty percent of the purchase price of every original artwork is donated to a conservation organisation chosen by the collector from my selected conservation partners.
By collecting wildlife art, supporters become part of a broader mission to celebrate and safeguard the species that continue to inspire every piece I create.

From my Journal
Explore recent artwork progress, conservation stories, wildlife encounters and insights into the creative process behind each charcoal-on-canvas artwork.
- Against the Darkness: A Study in Defiance
White charcoal on black canvas | 60.9 × 91.4 cm Some animals are more than just beautiful subjects to draw. They become symbols of resilience, strength, and the quiet determination to survive. My latest artwork, Against the Darkness, is a… Read more: Against the Darkness: A Study in Defiance - Six Feathered Encounters in Kruger: A Recent Safari Through the Eyes of a Wildlife Photographer
There is something about a safari in Kruger National Park that keeps you looking. Even after years of spending time in the bush, I still find myself scanning the trees, watching the sky, checking the tops of dead branches and… Read more: Six Feathered Encounters in Kruger: A Recent Safari Through the Eyes of a Wildlife Photographer - Fading Into Silence – An A1 Charcoal Wildlife Artwork Inspired by Africa’s Endangered Wild Dogs
After 25 hours of work, countless layers of charcoal, and many moments of stepping back to reconsider the composition, Fading Into Silence is finally complete. This A1 charcoal-on-canvas artwork was inspired by one of Africa’s most remarkable and endangered predators:… Read more: Fading Into Silence – An A1 Charcoal Wildlife Artwork Inspired by Africa’s Endangered Wild Dogs
Based in White River, South Africa
Based in White River, Mpumalanga, I create original charcoal-on-canvas wildlife artworks inspired by Africa’s extraordinary wildlife. From my home in the Lowveld, close to the Greater Kruger ecosystem, the landscapes, wildlife and conservation efforts surrounding me continue to influence every piece I create.






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