American
artist Collin Bogle uses crayons, water-based pastels and airbrushes to
paint realistic animal portraits. The 47-year-old spends anywhere from
two weeks to two months painstakingly creating each piece of art.
“I started painting realistic scenes in elementary school and am
inspired by animals because of their uniqueness and beauty. I love to
create these vivid, intimate experiences that cannot be reproduced in
the wild, and I strive to show something lively and exciting. which the
viewer usually does not see. I especially love wolves, bears and big
cats; this is a good chance to see them up close without the threat of
being eaten. "
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