watercolour

Hare Lepus europaeus in profile cut to white

Harvest mouse Micromys minutus clinging to a golden sheaf of corn and twisting its tail round a stalk

Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus in profile, with grass below

Common or Harbour seal Phoca vitulina lying down with head raised inquisitively

Common shrew Sorex araneus sketch from dead specimen cut to white

Daubenton’s bat Myotis daubentonii in flight with open mouth, cut to white

Dead baby rabbit with swollen neck due to tumour, the rabbit was found dead on moor land and illustrated soon after

Pair of Dexter cattle Bos grazing in a grass meadow

Hazel dormouse Muscardinus avellanarius eating a red berry and looking at the viewer with small amount of foliage behind

Fallow deer Dama dama buck in profile, male with antlers and showing white spots and with a pale leutenistic coat, cut to white

Quick watercolour sketch of a Fox Vulpes vulpes in profile

Group of Fox Vulpes vulpes with Badgers Meles meles in a field with one seated fox looking at the viewer, and with pale sky and field behind

Quick watercolour sketch of the Giant anteater Myrmecophaga tridactyla

Emegent head of the Giant otter Pteronura brasiliensischewing on a recently captured fish

Grey seal Halichoerus grypus in profile cut to white

Quick painting of the African Elephant, looking firectly at the viewer. Cut to white.

Arab horse running toward the viewer with mane flying and tail erect. Brown coat with white facial markings.

Axis deer axis axis showing white spots and antlers, looking at the viewer with one hind leg raised.

Bactrian camel showing shaggy coat and two humps with its distinctive splayed hooves.

Badger Meles meles

Baikal seal Pusa sibirica cut to white showing mottled skin

Barasingha Rucervus duvaucelii cutr to white looking over its shoulder showing antlers and pelt

Bechstein’s bat Myotis bechsteinii flying toward the viewer, mouth slightly open and wrinkled wings outstretched

Bennetts Wallaby macropus rufogriseus showing long tail and dark paws, in profile, turning slightly to the viewer