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With the desire of improving
his art, this illustrator desires to attain the greatest detail
possible in each one of his illustrations trying to achieve the
greatest realism. To achieve
this, he has concentrated on the skin, hair, fur, etc., and in
a very precise way on the eyes of
animals. And as someone told him in a presentation, "Your
works seem to be looking at us." Now he is a teacher of
Illustration at Thomas Jefferson Institute.
Juan Pablo tells us "We
must take care of endangered species, they do not seem to be
important for many. Daily problems make us forget the wonders
of our world, a world that in spite of the abuse it suffers,
is still beautiful. We, the artists, should support the wildlife
conservation through our illustrations".
Organitations
membership:
2004 - WORLDWIDE NATURE ARTISTS
GROUP
(www.natureartists.com)
Welcome to the Web's premier source for collectors of world-class
nature art and wildlife art by many of the worlds' leading nature
and wildlife artists. The
Worldwide Nature Artists' Group (WNAG) is an exclusive Group
of artists that have created a forum for collectors to acquire
original and limited edition artwork directly from the artists.
2003 - SOCIETY OF ANIMAL ARTISTS
( S.A.A ) in United States. (www.societyofanimalartists.com
) The Society of Animal Artists is an association of animal and
wildlife painters and sculptors. Founded in 1960, the Society
is devoted to promoting excellence in the portrayal of the creatures
sharing our planet, and to the education of the public through
its informative art seminars, lectures and teaching demonstrations.
Some of the finest animal artists from the United States, Canada,
Europe, Africa, Japan, and Australia are represented in the Society's
membership. Over the past 40 years the work
created by these artists has established new standards of artistic
excellence and respect, helping animal and wildlife art to achieve
a place of honor in the field of fine art.
2002 - THE WILDLIFE ART SOCIETY
( T.W.A.S ) in England. (www.thewildlifeartsociety.co.uk)
The Wildlife Art Society was founded in 1992 with the purpose
of promoting a greater appreciation of the wildlife art genre,
the animals, plants and wild places which provide the stimulus
and inspiration for all such work. The Society acts as a forum
for wildlife artists, providing opportunities for them to share
their common interests and raise their individual profiles through
Society exhibitions and other events. The Society also focuses
members' attention on the activities in the national and international
wildlife art arena.
2002 - ASSOCIACIO PROFESSIONAL
D'IL LUSTRADORS DE
VALENCIA ( A.P.I.V ) in Spain. (www.apiv.com)
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