The Pangolin was created as part of an A6 pair of original artworks that I donated to the DSWF’s Wildlife Artist of the Year competition.

While it may not have its own extensive story like my larger pieces, this artwork carries just as much significance in the fight for wildlife conservation.

This piece was not just a donation; it was a gift made in the name of saving wildlife through the invaluable work of the DSWF. The pangolin, one of the most trafficked animals in the world, symbolizes the urgent need for conservation awareness.

Through this portrait, I hope to spark conversations and inspire action to protect this endangered species. Though small in size, the Pangolin embodies the same passion and commitment to wildlife protection as all my works, reminding us that every effort, no matter the scale, is vital to preserving the natural world.