Artwork for Miranda Whitten-Walker
Sitting Pretty
Early Nectar
Great Horned Owl
Glen Nevis
Phantom of the North
Convergence
Details
Paintings and drawings of nature and landscapes. I am also a printmaker, working with linocuts. Much of my inspiration comes from the wildlife and scenery around me, and in France where I lived for several years. I particularly enjoy observing nature that is often overlooked.
Being an artist means being me. It is a way for me to express a fascination with and delight in the natural world, and to stimulate interest in my audience. It means freedom to explore and evolve. Every experience is a potential artwork.
Miranda Whitten-Walker
During my time as a professional biologist, I undertook science illustration commissions and have had work published in numerous books and magazines, including in the BBC and Oxford University Press. I ran 'sci-art' workshops at Swansea University as a volunteer. As I now concentrate solely on making art, I consider myself an 'emerging artist' in the process of establishing her own studio.
I am largely self-taught. I have benefitted from various creative workshops and classes throughout the years, most recently night classes in printmaking at Hereford College of Art.
Research as Art, Swansea (2021)
Marches Makers, Kington (2024)
Crickhowell Open Art Exhibition (2024)
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