How to draw and paint animals and fur, wildlife art, pastel pencil and oil painting Lesson Videos, paintings and prints
May 2, 2010 4 Comments
I will be releasing my latest Wildlife Art Giclee print within the next 2 weeks.
A lot of you will remember me painting this Tiger one just a short while ago.
The print will be released on fine art canvas, and possibly fine art paper too.
To reserve your copy just drop me an amail.
Here’s a few pics
December 16, 2009 6 Comments
Well as most of you know it has taken ages for The Great Migration print to finally be released as a Limited Edition Print – it’s really not easy to perfect a print this size, but I’m excited to say that it now ready!!!
You can find all the details on my site here
It’s available in two sizes, the massive original size – 52 in x 16 in and also a half sized print 26 in x 8 in for those who don’t have quite a large enough wall space 🙂
Here are a few photos for those that haven’t seen the painting / print yet.
Detail
detail 2
November 21, 2009 3 Comments
I’ve been working hard to get my latest and LARGEST limited edition print ready in time for Christmas orders. Getting a perfect print done of a painting this size – 52 inches wide, is no easy task I can tell you!
But it is currently in the VERY final proof stage, so please drop me an email jason@onlineartdemos.co.uk to reserve your copy.
I am releasing it in two sizes for those that don’t have the wall space for the full sized version, you can see full details here – Print details.
Here’s a photo of the full painting, plus some detail shots.
October 15, 2009 2 Comments
Just a quick update to my blog……..
The African Lion print has now been quality approved by myself, so it’s now available as a limited edition Canvas and Fine art paper print.
Please visit the prints section of my site to place an order for your print 🙂
October 15, 2009 Leave a comment
Just wanted to give everyone a quick update – the Giraffe original has now been finished!
I have decided to release this painting as a Limited Edition on canvas and fine art papers, both printed to my usual museum quality / luxury – I will release it in the prints section of my gallery site soon, if you would like to reserve a print please just email me.
September 1, 2009 1 Comment
July 1, 2008 8 Comments
As you can see from the latest painting update I am now working my way down the painting. All those stripes can make your eyes go real funny, so I can only paint 2 zebra at a time before having a break. Ha… Not too many sessions left now before all the painting will be blocked in with it’s 1st coat of oil paint. Then the real work begins- bringing this painting to life!
March 29, 2008 Leave a comment
It’s taken me a while to gather and prepare all the reference material for this painting. But I am finally just about ready to cut the canvas to size and start laying out the drawing ready for the paint. To be honest I think the painting part is actually going to be the easiest part of the whole thing.
With so many animals – zebra, wildebeest and of course Crocs it’s going to be a complicated one to compose, plus it’s going to have to be real big to fit them all in! ha…..
I hope to have some updates and photos real soon so please keep dropping by.
Jason
http://www.onlineartdemos.co.uk
http://www.jasonmorgan.co.uk
March 26, 2008 Leave a comment
I delivered three of my framed prints to The Heron Gallery (UK) yesterday ready for their Wildlife Worldwide exhibition starting, Thursday 27th March. As mentioned previously my main print is the huge Siberian Tiger “Khan”, the other two are mountain gorilla prints.
I also had a sneak preview of some of the wildlife art that will be in the exhibit and I must admit that it appeared that anyone who’s anyone in UK wildlife art has a painting or print there!
The exhibition will be awesome and is certainly worth a visit, particularly as you can pick a print or painting up fully framed and ready to hang!
Here’s the full details –
The Heron Gallery
98 Drove Rd
Weston-super-mare
BS23 3NW
Tel: +44(0)1934614123
February 6, 2008
I’ve been working on a great elephant painting the past couple of weeks. It’s from a scene I witnessed in Botswana on the outskirts of the Okavango.
The painting shows the soil in Moremi (Botswana) at the end of the dry season, the remnants of grasses are only existing as they are quite close to the river, but even then, with temperatures in the shade reaching 40’C + it really is extremely dry, and just 100 yards from the river virtually no vegetation survives. The seeds however, are remaining dormant, waiting for the 1st rains to come, before miraculously turning Moremi green.
It’s amazing how elephants, as huge as they are, survive this hostile environment, the trees however sometimes get completely devestated as the dryseason continues and they are taken to pieces by very hungry elephants.
Hope you enjoy the following step by steps – Painting now complete and SOLD.
Or to visit my online gallery showing my latest original paintings and prints here
The Finished Painting
How to Draw and Paint Animals - Wildlife Art Videos, Pastel pencil and oil painting Lessons 
