Wildlife in Nature Mixed Media Artworks

Wildlife and wild animals in nature and their natural surroundings. Portraits and depictions on decorative tile art, tile murals and painted glass.

This page highlights an array of various wild animal portraits and portrayals. Intriguing and fascinating wildlife in scenic, nature themed artworks by artist Julia Sweda. Julia offers a variety of wildlife fine art portraiture, head studies, nature scenes and natural landscapes on tile murals, decorative art tiles, porcelain, glass and oil on canvas.

The commissioned paintings shown below feature examples that were coordinated and developed with input and suggestions from the client to create artworks that have been fully customized just for them. Sized to fit their space requirements and complement their home decor, decorating or remodeling projects.

Wild animal fine art portraiture and head studies on mixed media such as tile, glass, porcelain and oil on canvas. — Mixed Media Portraiture (several paintings)

Nature and wildlife scene with black bear cubs in the Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, Colorado. — Garden of the Gods

Lighthearted scene with Aberts squirrel, black bear cubs stuck in a pine tree. — White Mountains Arizona

Giant panda bear in bamboo and ginkgo tree forest with Przewalskis horses. — Panda Bear Forest

Portraits of various bear species in nature and natural surroundings. — The Bears (two paintings with installation photo)

Wildlife art featuring scenes, portraits of bull elk and cows, harems, in nature and natural settings. — The Elk (several paintings)

Wildlife art featuring scenes, portraits of bull moose and cows, harems, in nature and natural settings. — The Moose (two paintings)

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Address:
PO Box 8919
Catalina, AZ
85738

Phone:
(520) 825-3438
Daily: 10 AM to 8 PM
Arizona Time Zone

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Reviews

"Julia was wonderful to work with, very accommodating and even matched my fabric colors and swatches for my clients kitchen backsplash."
-Mike B.

"Julia did an amazing job and is very busy. She communicated well with the list of wild flowers and pictures I sent her, of the blooms here at our home."
- Ann P.