CHER ANDERSON

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“Passion For Wildlife Conservation”

Master artist, photographer, and conservationist Cher Anderson's work explores nature and wildlife themes focused on helping our planet's conservation.

Anderson's work is rich in detail and the illusion of movement, often capturing wild animals and showcasing their majestic poses and powers. She makes use of imagery to convey their effect on the human experience. Her intimate relationship with these creatures is seen through her use of light and color. She pays close attention to the details and characteristics that enhance the depiction of her subjects.

For over 40 years, Anderson has sought to educate and practice her craft, always aiming to take her work to the next level.

Anderson's hyper-realistic wildlife paintings will force you to take a second look to find a detail you would expect only from a photograph. Her brushwork depicts natural life in its purest form, not only in how it is expected but by truly giving detail to the incredible creation of each animal represented in her work. That artistic passion for wildlife has led to efforts in conservation that have created a global impact.

Anderson and her husband have created a home for small and big animals alike. True to her wildlife conservation and rehabilitation spirit, Anderson donates most of the proceeds from her art sales to conservation efforts. With a heart like this, we know big things, both artistic and world-changing, will be coming from Anderson as long as she has breath and a brush.

“Touch” Acrylic on Canvas, 35”x18” - Reference Photo by Necip Perver

“Fire in the Sky” Acrylic On Canvas, 36”x48”

“Phoebe’s Fire” Acrylics on Gesso Board, 24”x15”