The wildlife illustrator shortlist

Erika Torres

By |2024-06-11T16:12:38+00:00October 2nd, 2023|Amphibians, Art, Email exclusive|Comments Off on The wildlife illustrator shortlist

In July 2023, we put out a call for an illustrator to help bring a handful of extinct species to life. We received a huge number of applications (102) from all around the world (27 countries) and took great pleasure in reviewing all the artwork. Here are the shortlisted artists who made it into the final top ten.

Erika Torres Hoyos

Colombia

Three frog paintings

Erika Torres Hoyos on Behance and Instagram

 

Van Wangye

Singapore

Two drawings, one a frog and one a salamander
Van Wangye on Instagram and Facebook

 

Manuela Montoya Marín

Colombia

Two paintings, one of a man holding a frog and one of a bee on a flower

Manuela Montoya Marín on Instagram and Entropia

 

Oscar Vilca

Peru
Four colourful frog paintings

 

Pooja Gupta

India
A geometric illustration of a frog, two pencil portraits of a sea turtle and a freshwater fish
Pooja Gupta on Instagram and Pooja’s Laboratory

 

Chiara Parolin

Italy
Three paintings of a pangolin, monkey, and vulture, plus a digital painting of terrapins
Chiara Parolin on Instagram and WildHub

 

Ferne Glannan-MacRae

United Kingdom
A collage-style painting with lots of estuary species including birds, fish, invertebrates and plants
Ferne Glannan-MacRae on Instagram and Ferne Creative

 

Madeline Roxanne Montaño

Philippines
Three colourful repeating patterns, one with hornbills and two with deer
Madeline Roxanne Montaño on Instagram and Behance

 

Kenneth Chin

Singapore

Hyper-realistic paintings of frogs and a stick insect

Kenneth Chin on Instagram and Canlaken

But… that’s only nine?

The tenth artist was selected for the project, so we will soon be sharing their work within our second Global Amphibian Assessment campaign

Update: We have now published Aurora Gómez Espinoza’s illustrations of the four amphibian species declared extinct in the second Global Amphibian Assessment, take a look >>

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