Sara Butt
Wildlife Art

original paintings - equine & feline art

limited edition prints

 

About Sara Butt – Animal & Wildlife Artist

 

 Thank you for visiting Sara Butt Art.

 I’m Sara Butt, an artist based in Poole, Dorset, with a background in Illustration and Graphic Design, having studied at Bournemouth Art College.

 My artistic career began with part-time commissions of domestic pets while working full-time as a designer for a local company. When my family came along, I took t   the opportunity to become a freelance artist, allowing me more time to focus on my true passion – painting.
 

 Animals have always been a big part of my life, particularly cats, which I have loved since early childhood. My interest in feline art led me to exhibit at a London   gallery, where I discovered the Society of Feline Artists (SOFA). Following my first exhibition with the society, I became a member and have since exhibited alongside   other talented feline artists at the Llewellyn Alexander Gallery, in Bristol, Wareham and at various local events. Through this experience, I discovered just how   wonderful and passionate the world of cat lovers truly is!
 

 Alongside my love of cats, wildlife art has become an equally important part of my work. I’m continually inspired by the beauty and individuality of the animals I paint,   striving to capture their expressions, the connection in their eyes, and the natural colours and textures of fur, skin and feathers. Each painting brings its own   challenges, but I find great joy in portraying these incredible creatures and celebrating the beauty of the natural world.

 I feel particularly passionate about raising awareness of wildlife and the vulnerability of the animals with whom we share our planet. I have been fortunate to exhibit at   David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year for a number of years, as well as taking part in other exhibitions and events that support wildlife conservation. Knowing that   art can help raise awareness and contribute towards protecting these remarkable creatures makes my work all the more rewarding.

 Through my paintings, I hope to share my love of animals, capture their unique characters and inspire others to appreciate and protect the wonderful wildlife around   us.