Endangered Inks is a tribute to the wild—each artwork (INK) is a hand-drawn call to protect the world’s most vulnerable species. Each INK I create is primarily ink and pastel on watercolor paper, layering fine lines, dots and subtle color to capture realistically the spirit and dignity of animals facing extinction.

My creative process begins with research and observation, seeking to understand not just the anatomy, but the unique personality of every animal I draw. I prefer to work in a detailed style of realism in monochrome with selective color, I aim to evoke interest and reflection, inviting viewers to see these animals as individuals with stories worth telling and the impact their loss will have on our lives.

Art, for me, is a form of joy and advocacy founded on my passion for wildlife.

With every artwork, I hope to spark empathy, inspiration and action. We donate twenty percent of every sale to conservation, turning creativity into tangible support for on the ground, wildlife protection.

My mission for each INK I create is simple: celebrate the beauty of nature, raise awareness for endangered species with beautiful art and encourage a shared responsibility to protect our planet’s wild and rarest inhabitants.

Every INK is drawn to protect.