Gray Ogle considers wildlife art a “visual education of our natural world,” and in her own work she tries to convey a sensitivity to her chosen subject matter… “a glimpse into a moment of that animal’s life.”

Her favourite subjects are the ones that present the greatest challenge to her, such as wolves, moose and deer. “I try to portray the animal as an individual,” she explains, “perhaps with a personality that would be recognized. This is the difficult part.”

On A Clear Day  10" x 14"
 

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