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A new painting of Chaffinches in the snow by wildlife artist Colin WoolfOne of the UK's leading wildlife artists, Colin Woolf uses pure watercolour to create beautiful, lifelike images of the natural world. Hallmarks of his work are delicate plumage, rich landscapes and dramatic skies.

Colin's favourite subjects include golden eagles, red kites, peregrines, barn owls, partridge, snipe and woodcock. A keen naturalist, he's drawn towards the wilder, more remote areas of Britain - places haunted only by birds of prey, red and black grouse, wildfowl and waders. Among the mammals he draws and paints most frequently are deer, hares and otters.

Having mastered the specialist skill of painting with a woodcock's pin-feather, Colin is the only wildlife artist to use this technique to create paintings of woodcock.

This latest painting of Chaffinches on a snow covered buddleia was inspired by the soft pastel colours Colin saw, whilst they were feeding in the garden.

 

A woodcock book by wildlife artist Colin Woolf

We've just published a beautiful new book, 'Woodcock and Pin-feather Painting'. Click on the image to find out more.

 

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Date published:02/03/06