Leon Fouche' is a young South African wildlife artist ,wildlife photographer and conservationist.
Choosing pastels as his medium , he is inspired to portray the spectacular animal and bird life that he has personally encountered and photographed in their natural habitat.

Since completing his schooling in 2001 , Leon has enjoyed increasing success at his numerous art exhibitions in
South Africa. His work has also won numerous awards both locally and internationally.
He has also exhibited at the world renowned SCI
(Safari club international) shows for the past two years with great success.

Leons ultra realistic artwork is sought after ,and can
be found in many private and corporate collections
across the globe.

The African bush was home to Ingrid during her childhood , instilling in her a profound love for nature and its lavish bounty .Without formal art training she began her career as a
commercial photographer .

However she was drawn back to the wild places, and worked in the Zambezi valley and in Chobe , Botswana as a guide to foreign tourists until moving to South Africa in the 1980's .

She only managed to paint in her spare time in the 1980's and 90's whilst raising her two sons , but now enjoys painting full time in both
oils and pastels exhibiting together with her son Leon.

Aside from African wildlife , Ingrid also specializes in painting nguni cattle and
horses.