![]() ![]() In homage to David Shepherd and our ‘Art of Survival’ legacy, this special prize is in recognition of a supporting artist who has gone above and beyond the creation of art alone by using their work to celebrate and promote positive change, challenge alternative views and difficult topics. “Lone Bee” in acrylic by Annabel Thornton David Shepherd Art of Survival Award Detlef Tibax “The Fish Eaters” They particularly liked the detail of the face painted with a dramatic but not scary snarl. This beautiful study of a leopard was praised by judges, Elizabeth Hosking and Hazel Soan, for being a “very confident” artwork, executed by someone who knows how to use their paint and brush to maximise the luminescence of watercolour “in a free and expressive manner”. The Elizabeth Hosking ‘Watercolour’ Award was presented to Vikrant Shitole for his vibrant and expressive piece “The Unleashed”. Sponsored by Elizabeth Hosking Vikrant Shitole “The Unleashed” ![]() “Let the Good Times Roll” on scratchboard by Ginger Gehres Elizabeth Hosking Prize for Watercolour They also applauded Ginger’s “amazing skill” in capturing the movement of the animal and Georgina Lamb described her as a “very worthy winner” of this wonderful new award. Claiming the inaugural Michelle Lee Howk ‘First Time Entrants’ Award, Michelle and Jason Howk loved the originality of a zebra relaxing off its hooves. Ginger Gehres’ “Let the Good Times Roll” is a celebration of joy and “pure delight”. Sponsored by Michelle & Jason Howk Ginger Gehres “Let the Good Times Roll” “Black Skimmer” in pen, ink and gold leaf by Matthew Polluk Michelle Lee Howk First Time Entrants Award ![]() DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year was founded in 2008 and has since raised more than £1.2 million in sales and entries to help support wildlife conservation efforts across Africa and Asia.Īt the virtual Awards Ceremony, we revealed the winners for the first time, and we’re delighted to share the full list with you below. This world-class competition exemplifies the ‘Art of Survival’ legacy left by our founder the late, great wildlife artist and conservationist, David Shepherd CBE, raising vital funds for conservation and creating awareness for biodiversity. Our expert judging panel reviewed an incredible 1,650 entries from 900 artists across 56 countries, and each piece was judged anonymously, based on its originality, narrative, and technical skill. We’re thrilled to announce the winners of David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) Wildlife Artist of the Year 2022 in association with BBC Wildlife. Wildlife Artist of the Year 2022 winners Wildlife Artist of the Year 2022 winners Wildlife Art > Wildlife Artist of the Year > News ![]()
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