About Brett Blumenthal | Wildlife Conservation Artist

Brett Blumenthal is a wildlife conservation artist creating nature-inspired paintings and wildlife art that raise awareness for endangered species and habitat loss.

Art has always been a way for me to slow down and truly see the natural world—not just its beauty, but what’s at stake.

I’m Brett Blumenthal, a wildlife conservation artist creating wildlife art and nature-inspired paintings that reconnect people with the animals and wild places we’re at risk of losing. Through watercolor and fine art, my work focuses on species navigating habitat loss, environmental change, and an increasingly fragile future.

Wildlife Art That Builds Connection

My work sits at the intersection of wildlife art, conservation, and storytelling.

From wolves and whales to bison and elephants, I create wildlife paintings, animal art prints, and conservation artwork designed to foster a deeper emotional connection between the viewer and the subject. Because when we feel connected to wildlife, we’re far more likely to protect it.

Rather than portraying animals as distant or decorative, my goal is to create meaningful wildlife artwork that reflects their presence, vulnerability, and place within rapidly changing ecosystems.

Conservation-Inspired Art with Purpose

Across the globe, wild habitats are shrinking and becoming increasingly fragmented.

Species like the red wolf are critically endangered, elephants are losing migration corridors, and marine life faces growing threats from climate change, pollution, and overfishing.

As a conservation artist, my work is rooted in awareness, connection, and impact. Each piece is a reminder of what still exists—and what still needs protection.

Beyond the Canvas

In addition to my fine art practice, I’m also the illustrator of the children’s books I Wish for You and I Dream for You, created to foster empathy, kindness, and connection from an early age.

I’m also the artist behind Tiny Toes Design, a collection of nursery and children’s artwork designed to bring warmth, imagination, and a sense of wonder into early spaces.

Giving back is a core part of my business. 10% of proceeds support wildlife conservation and animal welfare organizations, helping protect the species and ecosystems that inspire my work.

Wildlife Art for Collectors and Nature Lovers

Whether you’re a collector, a conservationist, or someone drawn to wildlife paintings and nature-inspired artwork, my hope is that this work resonates beyond aesthetics.

This is more than animal wall art—it’s about carrying the story of the wild into everyday spaces and staying connected to the natural world in a meaningful way.

Awards, Exhibits + Recognition

  • ArtPop Street Gallery — 2026 Artist Cohort
  • ArtFields - 2026, Lake City
  • Cain Center for the Arts - Director's Choice Exhibit, 2026 - Charlotte, NC
  • Mint Museum — Guilding the Mint, 2025 — Charlotte, NC
  • David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation — Wildlife Artist of the Year Exhibition, Finalist & Recipient of the Elizabeth Hosking Watercolour Award, 2024 — London, UK
  • Festival in the Park — 2nd Place 2D Work, 2023 - Charlotte, NC

Memberships & Affiliations

  • Member, Artists for Conservation — supporting global efforts to advance wildlife conservation through art
  • Member, 1% for the Planet — contributing a portion of proceeds to vetted environmental organizations
  • Member, ArtPop Street Gallery 2026 Artist Cohort — selected to exhibit artwork in a public art program showcasing regional artists