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Looks Can Deceive by artist Dee Doody

‘Looks Can Deceive’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

This new painting can be seen on the website of the National Exhibition of Wildlife Art where it has been in exhibition.

“No matter how friendly a wild tiger may appear, it will always remain a wild tiger!”



Great Indian Hornbill by artist Dee Doody

‘Great Indian Hornbill’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

“These huge birds feed on a variety of forest fruits picking then off with the tip of their enormous beaks. To swallow them, they first have to toss them into the air”



Big Pussy Cat! by artist Dee Doody

‘Big Pussy Cat!’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

Sumatran tigers more than any other hide their power, strength and ferocity behind a furry façade.

“A Tiger that has been hand reared from birth can be just like 'Big pussy cat!”



Who's Not Happy Then? - painting of a gorilla by artist Dee Doody

‘Who's Not Happy Then?’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

“Male Gorillas have a real habit of appearing to look incredibly moody even when they are not! Mountain Gorillas are hugely under threat from both poaching and desease.”



Night Stroll by artist Dee Doody

‘Night Stroll’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas
size : 1000mm x 800 mm

This painting tries to capture the peace and tranquillity of a tigress as she leaves her large cubs and takes time out for herself, to walk around her territory in the peaceful yet sound-filled night. The strains on a lone parent to provide sufficient food for three big cubs is enormous.

My thanks go to Andrew Parkinson without whose loan of reference images this painting could not have been undertaken.



The Defenders by artist Dee Doody

‘The Defenders’

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Young Orang Utan by artist Dee Doody

‘Young Orang Utan’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

“Palm oil plantations are threatening the forests of these wonderful and docile primates.”



Cheetah by artist Dee Doody

‘Cheetah’

- orange-eyed sprinter of the plains

Cheetahs may not be as robust as the other big cats but they can still bring down animals their own size with ease.

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Eye of The Tiger by artist Dee Doody

‘Eye of the Tiger’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas
size : 1000mm x 800 mm

This painting shows the early morning sun catching the colour on the head of this old male.



Blue and Gold Macaw by artist Dee Doody

‘Blue and Gold Macaw’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

“These very large parrots add a huge amount of noise and colour to the rainforest, but are sadly still severely threatened by the pet trade.”



Polar Morning by artist Dee Doody

‘Polar Dawn’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas
size : approx. 4’ x 3’ 3” (120cm x 100cm)

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The Polar Bear is one of our most loved animals but is also now one of our most severely endangered. Just what will the future hold for this magnificent animal?



Polar Bear by artist Dee Doody

‘Polar Sunset’



Zebra by artist Dee Doody

‘Young Zebra’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas

“The shaping of this young animal has been done entirely with the white paint. There is no shaping to the ‘Black’ areas.”



Snow Leopard by artist Dee Doody

‘Snow Leopard
- Master of the Mountains’

Original painting :

medium : acrylic on canvas
size : approx. 3ft x 2ft (90cm x 60cm)

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The Snow leopard or ounce Panthera uncia - is an animal of the very high mountains of northern Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Nepal and Bhutan. It is one of the least studied of all animals on earth and is, along with Clouded Leopard, one of the most secretive of all the big cats.

High in the mountains this cat with its beautiful thick spotted coat looks down on the world far below, choosing the utter solitude and sanctuary of the highest peaks on earth.



Big Blue Eyes by artist Dee Doody

‘Big Blue Eyes’

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Domestic



Long-Horn Bull by artist Dee Doody

‘Long-Horn Bull’

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Ram's Head by artist Dee Doody

‘Ram's Head’

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