Wildlife Sketches presents 1st Bi-annual Free Draw winner with her prize
A local bank employee was in for a shock when she was awarded with a rare piece of wildlife art. 
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"It was really quite a shock to be told I was winning the piece," said Susie. "It’s just such an amazing picture. It's almost as if it's a photo".
Susie was awarded with the limited edition print of an endangered tiger by David Dancey-Wood in person on behalf of Wildlife Sketches. The artist's 3 year-old son, Leonardo, picked Susie’s winning ticket.
Presentation took place at Barclays House, Poole, Thursday 5th February 2009.
David Dancey-Wood specialises in pencil sketches of endangered animals from all around the world. "It's always flattering that people like my work," said David
"To be able to combine art and wildlife is a dream come true for me and I feel privileged to be able to draw people's attention to conservation issues".
David has been a professional artist for 20 years and has travelled all around the world to sketch endangered species."It's great because some of these animals you could go a whole lifetime and never get the chance to see them face-to-face," said David."Next, I'd like to travel to Madagascar to sketch Lemurs".
Wildlife Sketches sells prints by David Dancey-Wood and is run by local art enthusiast Vince De Luca."I love these prints because they’re just so natural and beautiful," said Vince."We’re hoping to do the next free prize draw in 6 months time."
David Dancey-Wood has been a professional wildlife artist for 20 years.
Wildlife Sketches has an association with Rainforest Concern and 10% of all sales are donated to the organisation.
All customers of Wildlife Sketches are entered into a free bi-annual draw to receive a David Dancey-Wood print of their choice.
Additionaly, during the next 6 months, everyone who signs up for the Wildlife Sketches newsletter will also be entered into a free draw to receive a David Dancey-Wood print of his or her choice.
For more information please contact Vince De Luca at: info@wildlife-sketches.com
Tel: 01202 304460
Mobile: 0770 980 1454
A delighted Susie Dear, who works at Barclays House, Poole, was picked as the winner of a prize draw and walked away with a wildlife sketch by renowned artist David Dancey-Wood.
David presenting Susie with her chosen prize -"Time Out" a Bengal tiger.
Copyright Wildlife Sketches 2009
"It was really quite a shock to be told I was winning the piece," said Susie. "It’s just such an amazing picture. It's almost as if it's a photo".
Susie was awarded with the limited edition print of an endangered tiger by David Dancey-Wood in person on behalf of Wildlife Sketches. The artist's 3 year-old son, Leonardo, picked Susie’s winning ticket.
Presentation took place at Barclays House, Poole, Thursday 5th February 2009.
David Dancey-Wood specialises in pencil sketches of endangered animals from all around the world. "It's always flattering that people like my work," said David
"To be able to combine art and wildlife is a dream come true for me and I feel privileged to be able to draw people's attention to conservation issues".
David has been a professional artist for 20 years and has travelled all around the world to sketch endangered species."It's great because some of these animals you could go a whole lifetime and never get the chance to see them face-to-face," said David."Next, I'd like to travel to Madagascar to sketch Lemurs".
Wildlife Sketches sells prints by David Dancey-Wood and is run by local art enthusiast Vince De Luca."I love these prints because they’re just so natural and beautiful," said Vince."We’re hoping to do the next free prize draw in 6 months time."
David Dancey-Wood has been a professional wildlife artist for 20 years.
Wildlife Sketches has an association with Rainforest Concern and 10% of all sales are donated to the organisation.
All customers of Wildlife Sketches are entered into a free bi-annual draw to receive a David Dancey-Wood print of their choice.
Additionaly, during the next 6 months, everyone who signs up for the Wildlife Sketches newsletter will also be entered into a free draw to receive a David Dancey-Wood print of his or her choice.
For more information please contact Vince De Luca at: info@wildlife-sketches.com
Tel: 01202 304460
Mobile: 0770 980 1454
Posted by Wildlife Sketches at Wednesday, February 25. 2009 
Categories: Free Draw Winners,News articles,Announcing
Tags: Lemurs sketch conservation issues Rainforest Concern Free Draw Vince De Luca Wildlife Sketches wildlife art David Dancey-Wood Barclays House Madagascar Bengal tiger endangered species
Categories: Free Draw Winners,News articles,Announcing
Tags: Lemurs sketch conservation issues Rainforest Concern Free Draw Vince De Luca Wildlife Sketches wildlife art David Dancey-Wood Barclays House Madagascar Bengal tiger endangered species
Very nice article and great photograph Vince. The original of this drawing ( Time Out ), was donated by David to the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation sometime ago to raise funds for various projects and endangered species.
The auction took place at Christie's, South Kensington, and not for the first time, yours truely was outbidded for one of Davids originals.The other being 'Masai Leopard'a number of years ago.
Oh well, if you can't take a joke you shouldn't bid on Davids drawings !
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