Conservation Gallery

Portraits that inspire protection

My artwork combines traditional digital painting with thoughtfully guided AI tools, helping me capture the character and spirit of every animal I portray. Because wildlife is at the heart of everything I create, I donate 100% of all Endangered Species print download sales to organisations working to protect those most threatened.

P.W.Y.W.

Pay What You Want (PWYW) means you choose the price. There is no fixed cost, no pressure, and no minimum. You simply decide what feels right.

Here’s how it works:

1. You choose the amount

You can enter £0, a small amount, or a larger contribution — it’s completely up to you.

2. You always receive the full digital print

No matter what you choose to pay, you get the same high‑quality artwork. Nothing is locked behind a higher price.

3. Your payment supports wildlife conservation

For all Endangered Species digital downloads, 100% of profits are donated to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF‑UK).

Your contribution helps protect:

Critically endangered species
Threatened habitats
Anti‑poaching efforts
Community conservation projects

4. Why PWYW?

PWYW makes the artwork accessible to everyone — adults, children, schools, and wildlife lovers — regardless of budget. It also gives people the chance to support conservation in a way that feels comfortable and personal.

Some people pay a little. Some pay more to help the cause. Every choice makes a difference.

5. No subscriptions, no hidden costs

Just a simple, honest way to download art and support endangered species at the same time.

I'm a former pastel portrait artist with 40 years of experience, who now paints digitally. Blending traditional techniques with modern tools and the support of my A.I. assistant. My work focuses on capturing character, emotion and the quiet emotion of the natural world. A core part of my mission is raising awareness for Endangered Species through art - using creativity to inspire curiosity, compassion and conservation.

Former Pastel Portrait Artist, Now Digital Perfectionist