EmilyBickell

A cute little Midland Painted Turtle, from my original painting. We see these guys May - September here. Save the turtles!

A baby deer, from my original coloured pencil drawing. Also available without the paper background.

A sweet baby deer, still sporting camoflaging spots. From my original coloured pencil drawing.

A pretty Eastern Swallowtail Butterfly casting a long shadow. From my original painting. Also available without the background.

A pretty Eastern Swallowtail Butterfly, casting a long shadow. From my original painting.

A pair of adorable chipmunks, from my original coloured pencil drawings.

A little friend for my other chipmunk drawing. These guys are so cute! Drawn in coloured pencil and India ink.

A cute little leopard frog I found in my yard. From my original drawing.

A cute little leopard frog, from my original drawing.

A little painting of a cottontail rabbit. Also available with painted background.

Little black rabbit visits the forest. An oil painting.

A pretty orange monarch butterfly with open wings. This is from my original acrylic painting.

Awww, these guys are so cute! Spring gets them running around my yard like mad. A sweet little chipmunk sitting up, from my original drawing in coloured pencil.

A little oil painting of a desert cottontail. Also available with painted background!

From my original oil painting of a desert cottontail.

My acrylic painting of a cottontail rabbit, love these little guys!

An oil painting of a sweet little black rabbit!

A cute harmless little garter snake, from my original oil painting

My seven year old son insisted I paint a booplesnoot. This is the resulting original oil painting of a rabbit.

My seven year old son insisted I paint a booplesnoot. This is the resulting original oil painting of a rabbit.

A sweet vixen peeks out of the foliage at golden hour. From my original oil painting.

A sweet little downy woodpecker - from an original oil painting. These guys hop up and down the trees, and visit our feeders in winter. I love their fancy black and white feathers, and the males (like this one) have a shock of red for a cap!

A sweet little downy woodpecker - from an original oil painting. These guys hop up and down the trees, and visit our feeders in winter. I love their fancy black and white feathers, and the males (like this one) have a shock of red for a cap!

From an original oil painting of a blue jay, I love these colorful blue birds! (this is also available with a fall background)

A male Northern cardinal, posing for a painting - these little guys are so dramatically RED!

A male Northern cardinal, posing for a painting - these little guys are so dramatically RED!

A sweet blue jay perches on a branch in autumn. These guys are loud and colourful, beautiful bird visitors! From my original oil painting.

He's the dog you want at your club... prairie dog dj keeps the beat hoppin'.

A western gull contemplates his kingdom. I love painting birds, and I love painting water. This oil painting was absolutely fun to do!

Rufous hummingbirds are amazing little speedsters that migrate from Mexico to Alaska and Northwest Canada - 4000 miles - twice a year! This is an oil painting I did from a reference kindly provided by wildlife photographer Barry Outdoors.

I was lucky enough to have a close encounter with this adorable young fox - a silver morph of the red fox - in Banff National Park. Curious and intelligent, this guy gave me a long look before loping off into the wild!

This is a little oil painting I did of a rufous hummingbird. These zippy little guys visit our hummingbird feeder in the summertime. They're super fast, adorable and surprisingly fierce.

A little yellow canary, taking a rest. I love these little birds. Painting birds is so fun!

A crow in flight over the Calgary skyline - from my Canadian Birds series of oil paintings.

A silhouette of a raven flying overhead, wings outstretched - pattern version. The original artwork is mixed media: charcoal, paint and conté. Inspired by a beautiful photo by Len Swanson (referenced with permission).

A silhouette of a raven flying overhead, wings outstretched. The original artwork is a mixed media piece - charcoal, paint, and conté. Inspired by a beautiful photo by Len Swanson (referenced with permission).