Bewick’s Wren by John Kinsella
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I was writing in my office when I noticed movement outside the window. A wren was sitting on the leaves of a rhododendron bush. He was fluffed up against the cold and was hopping and singing. I took a quick photo with my phone before he flew off. Blue biro on 12cm x 17cm sketch pad.
About the Artist
John Kinsella
I enjoy painting with acrylics, pen and ink and sketching with pencil. I was born and grew up in England where I trained and practiced as a Geologist working in the UK and overseas. Currently retired and living in the Pacific Northwest.
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