Standalone drawings

This is a selection of my standalone pieces — each created from a moment of inspiration, a particular encounter, or simply the urge to capture something unique.

 Whether it's a single bird, an animal I found particularly striking, or a scene that stood out to me, this is where those one-of-a-kind artworks come together.

African Big Five

The African Big Five consist of the 5 animals who are the most difficult and dangerous to hunt. They were originally grouped in the late 1800s, but unfortunately, they're still hunted today. 
With this collection, I hope to raise awareness for the difficulties these animals are currently dealing with and raise money for organisations striving to no more hunting.

Austrian Wildlife

This collection is inspired by my hiking trip to the mountains of Austria. As a graduation present, my mom and I planned on going hiking in Austria. Unfortunately, due to Covid last year, we had to cancel/postpone it. This gave me the idea of bringing Austria to my studio instead. 

This collection features some of the animals we were hoping to see, as well as some breathtaking Austrian Wildlife

Birds

Ever since planting our weeping willow tree, we have a ton of birds visiting regularly. Especially during the winter, we can watch them from our kitchen table. 

I've been wanting to draw them for a long time. So 'Garden Birds' is a collection of all the birds we can find in our gardens.

This collection also shows what small actions can do. Even planting 1 tree, or even a bush, can help your local wildlife a lot.

Horses

Horses were the reason I picked up a pencil almost twelve years ago, and they remain at the heart of my work today. I have been passionate about animals and horses my whole life. I still remember reading countless books about horses, studying their anatomy so I could draw them, and begging my mom for years to let me take horse riding lessons. When I finally started horse riding at age nine, it sparked a lifelong love for horses. A love that goes far beyond just sitting in the saddle. It's a deep admiration for these complex, sensitive animals who have so much to offer, and from whom we can learn so much.