This is a sketch for one of my newest miniature paintings. This is a 9×12 timberwolf. I have the watercolor painting nearly finished, so….. ;) 
Paintings of Wildlife & Nature by Rebecca Latham
Paintings by international wildlife artist Rebecca Latham. Featuring North American animals, birds, & nature in watercolor painted in miniature.
This is a sketch for one of my newest miniature paintings. This is a 9×12 timberwolf. I have the watercolor painting nearly finished, so….. ;)
That wolf pictures are so beutiful !!! I hope I can draw the that good some day !!!
I wish I could draw like you, your drawings are amazing!
Your drawing are so so cool! I wish i could draw like that
Hi Kassie, Alice, & Daphne – thanks so much! :D
Best,
Rebecca
I am a new artist and I love your drawings
Thank you, McKenna! :D
i lookedup sketches on google images and when i saw this picture i couldn’t click fast enough!!!!!!!! it is sooo amazing!
your picture is so wonderful, i wonder if you can tell me how you did it?
i want to be able to draw just as good
Hi.
Dear i have no words to appriciate your art. how can i draw such like things. can you guide me.
regards
Saad RABBANI
I just have to say that your art is amazing.
The sketches capture the “spark” in the animals, making them seem alive.
Thank you,
@Mikayla – I’m glad it had such an impact for you. :)
@Deen – I’m glad you like it. It’s drawn on illustration board with graphite.
@Saad – Thanks. I don’t teach classes or workshops right now, bit there are many books and articles online that may help. It’s a lot of practice and patience in your drawing.
@Liz – Thank you. I studied with Terry Isaac years ago… He taught his students to portray the ‘magical moments’ that you see in nature. That concept was very striking for me…and what I try to accomplish in my work now. :D
wow,…..i have drawn like that before,but lostnit somehow can never do it,but i draw full size animals,much diffrently though than normal.I study the animal carefully then draw the skeleton,then layer over it with muscle,then skin and fur or watever is there,and i have actually sold for a good bit,u should look into that it can get u quite a bit of extra money,
PS:DO NOT COLOR IT AT ALL
it looks so dumb when in color
Hi Patrick, Thanks :) That is very interesting. …I haven’t gone about it quite that way before. I’ll keep it in mind. I have my galleries, shows, and clients keeping me very occupied at the moment. :) Thanks for stopping by and leaving a note.
Wolf drawing is very lovely. The artist make a beautiful wolf.
Thank you, Nazia :)
Wow, I love absolutely your works! I seem to have noticed that a lot of wildlife artists prefer acrylic or oils but now I know water color can be just as effective in depicting wildlife realistically! I draw and dabble little bit and my favorite subjects are big cats. Here are a couple of my drawing and a water color heehee :).
http://s108.photobucket.com/albums/n35/Gymkata9124/Art/?action=view¤t=IMG_0142_contrast.jpg
http://s108.photobucket.com/albums/n35/Gymkata9124/Art/?action=view¤t=finished002.jpg
Look forward to see your next amazing work!
Jon
this piece of artwork is amazing!!
it must have taken lots of time and effort to create!!
i love to draw and paint, and seeing this picture is absolutely gorgeous
and i am going to (try!!) and draw this!!
although it may not come out as good as yours
great job!!!
kirsty!! :)
you come from a wonderful family of artists it seems .
Have you ever heard of Jim Arnosky?
No, sorry. I haven't.
i absolutely love your family's work
jim arnosky is an artist who does work like yours. he wrote a book full of sketches from every season:)
i wish i could drwa like you!
The composition of the image is an important element in producing an interesting work of artistic merit. The artist plans the placement of elements in the art in order to communicate ideas and feelings with the viewer. The composition can determine the focus of the art, and result in a harmonious whole that is aesthetically appealing and stimulating.
Wow. I really like your style.
I'd love to see the finished watercolor if you have it photographed.
Keep up the good work.
That piece is in print.. I'm afraid I don't have the image file with me at the moment, however.
Dear Rebecca,
I honestly love your arts of wildlife. I do a little bit of art. But I always find it difficulty to draw the hairs of animals. When I see your arts my heart beats very fast. So beautiful and perfect those arts and I pray to god to give me the hands like yours.
1. I would like to know — how to draw hairs of animals?
2. I would like to see arts of fighting animals and birds.
Regards
Ranjeet Kumar Bordoloi