Canadian Wildlife painter Wendy Quirt is known for her realistic style and lifelike quality in her paintings. Her creative process starts with an idea, camera and sketchbook in hand, while she sets out on an adventure to gather reference material. The experiences, observations and memories help create an authenticity to her paintings.
Her award-winning work has shown internationally and hangs in many private collections. Dedicated to nature and committed to preserving wildlife and their habitats, her work has and continues to help raise funds for a variety of conservation organizations. She is a Signature Member of Artists for Conservation.
She visits local classrooms and groups talking about wildlife and the creative process. An experienced art teacher, she enjoys sharing her knowledge with students of all ages. She hopes to share the beauty and value of nature through her art and discussions of the natural world.
Her award-winning work has shown internationally and hangs in many private collections. Dedicated to nature and committed to preserving wildlife and their habitats, her work has and continues to help raise funds for a variety of conservation organizations. She is a Signature Member of Artists for Conservation.
She visits local classrooms and groups talking about wildlife and the creative process. An experienced art teacher, she enjoys sharing her knowledge with students of all ages. She hopes to share the beauty and value of nature through her art and discussions of the natural world.