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Helen Grey is a self-taught Australian artist with a primary focus on native Australasian wildlife and scientific illustration. Coloured pencil is her medium of choice, however she also works in graphite, dry pastel, ink, watercolour and mixed media. Since beginning her professional work in 2018, she has worked with a range of wildlife photographers, ecologists, zoologists and threatened species scientists and been published in the Herpetological Review Journal, Art Section (March, 2021). Future plans for her work hope to see speculative paleoart and realistic extinct fauna in her portfolio.
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Check out Helen’s Tutorials, behind the scenes art blogs, and meet the special people behind some of her beautiful work
Line art with reference to assist in one of Helen’s free tutorials for the rufous bettong.
Tutorials
Helen has a range of helpful videos on her Youtube channel, however if you would like a more detailed experience and to join her community, click here.
Final artwork of Helen Grey’s portrait: “Orange-Bellied Parrots.”
Articles and behind-the-scenes
Helen documents a lot of her work’s progress on her social media accounts. However, if you want to view her blog where she discusses common issues such as art pricing, supplies and materials and what she does, as well as in depth progress of her various artworks as she creates them, then feel free to see them here.
Friend and photographer, Georgie Puschner on her Antarctic adventures.
Special Mentions
There have been many people who have helped Helen along her journey, from people who have pushed her to try new things, to friends and photographer’s who have allowed her to reference the wonderful animals they have documented and worked with. We can’t all do things alone, and Helen is no exception.