Baby Burrowing Owl at International Centre for Birds of Prey
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Linoprint of a Burrowing Owl at the International Centre for Birds of Prey Centre near my home on May Hill. Jemina Parry-Jones, the owner, has won awards for her conservation work and in training others in falconry. I was drawn to the birds as they were very small but their plumage was easy to draw, especially as they move slowly. They have big eyes, and so look very appealing.
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Anne Charnock
I grew up with a natural love of Art, especially drawing the environment around me in a cosy suburb of Liverpool, with its many different cultures, environments and opportunities. I gained a degree in Art and Graphic Design, and went on to teach for 10 years, using Art to help special needs…
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