Wild Postcard Gallery 2021

Wild Postcard Gallery, is an online gallery open to all ages to create and submit Biro (ballpoint pen) drawings of their favourite wild animals. Part of Drawing for the Planet Artist and Founder Jane Lee McCracken's Where Did All the Animals Go? (WDATAG?) art and environmental education project, in partnership with international wildlife charity Born Free, this gallery was launched by Jane in 2019 at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art here.  Find out how to submit your drawing below.

GALLERY COLLECTIONS

Since 2019 hundreds of wildlife drawings by children and adults have been created for the gallery with people from across the globe sending photographs of their drawings to be featured in the gallery. As the gallery has grown it can now be viewed in separate annual galleries. Scroll down this page to see all drawings created between 2019-2020. To view annual, country and regional galleries click on the links below:

2022 Gallery
2019 - 2020 Gallery
Kenya Gallery
Guyana Gallery
California Gallery

GALLERY AIM

The aim of Wild Postcard Gallery is to spread the gift of drawing, using Jane's preferred medium, the humble Biro, and the beauty of wildlife far and wide, as well as nurturing emotional connections with vulnerable species to further help in their conservation: "if we care, we want to conserve". By making a drawing of a wild animal for this gallery and sharing it with friends and family or on social media, your drawing is not only helping to highlight the rich diversity of our planet's wildlife and the unique beauty of individual species but could encourage others to get involved in species conservation. 

Enjoy drawing and some creative ‘you-time’. The next time you pick up your Biro, think of the animal you drew and how the world is a better place for its existence. Remember, EVERYONE, CAN DRAW!" Jane Lee McCracken

 

 

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HOW TO SUBMIT

The concept of the online Wild Postcard Gallery is simple and open to all ages:

  • Pick up a ballpoint pen (or pencil / paint if you don't have a ballpoint pen), get creative and draw your favourite wild animal on a blank postcard, piece of paper or drawing surface 

  • If you can't draw the animal in the wild use a found image as inspiration or draw from your imagination

  • Your drawing doesn't have to be photo-realistic, express yourself and enjoy drawing and being transported. We all have our own unique drawing styles which are all valid!

  • Watch Jane's video below for drawing tips and wildlife inspiration
  • Send an image or scan of your drawing, your name, town and country to jane@janeleemccracken.co.uk for your drawing to be featured

  • Send your drawing as a gift to someone special to brighten up their day or put it in your window for your neighbours to enjoy

  • Spread the word and ask others to pick up a pen and make a drawing of their favourite wild animal for the gallery

      OTHER THINGS TO DO:

      Here are some things you can do to help wildlife:

      • Research your favourite animal and how you can further help with its conservation

      • Check out Drawing for the Planet's 12 Ways You Can Help Wildlife here

      • Tell others about what you have learnt and how they can help wildlife

      • Check out Born Free Learn at Home Packs here

      Find out more about Where Did All the Animals Go? project here

      WATCH THE VIDEO

      The following Biro Drawing Workshop video made by Jane as a free resource features drawing tips and inspirational wildlife footage courtesy of Born Free.

      THE DRAWINGS

      The gallery displays Biro drawings submitted by artists of all ages from age 5 months upwards, depicting a wide array of species, including those very much ingrained in the human psyche such as tigers and elephants alongside lesser-known species such as the Spiderman agama lizard and the critically endangered Kakapo. 

      To date, more than 120,000 species have been assessed for The IUCN Red List and more than 32,000 of these species are considered to be threatened with extinction – 27% of assessed species. IUCN Red List

      The IUCN (International Union for Conservation) Red List categories below are included in the titles of each drawing. Check out threatened species at iucnredlist.org 

       

      Jane and the Drawing for the Planet Team would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has contributed to Wild Postcard Gallery and subsequently Where Did All the Animals Go? project. 

      2021 DRAWINGS

      Fire and Ice (Sumatran and white tiger) Megan Winton age 23, Kent

       

      Moose LEAST CONCERN Elizabeth Atkinson age 6, Whickham

       

      Bengal Tiger ENDANGERED

       

      Bald Eagle LEAST CONCERN

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED

       

      Giant Panda VULNERABLE

       

      Cheetah VULNERABLE

       

      Giant Panda VULNERABLE

       

      Bald Eagle LEAST CONCERN

       

      Giant Panda VULNERABLE

       

      Cobra Mateo age 9, TOW, Laguna Beach, California

       

      Grévy's Zebra ENDANGERED Zoe Goldhawk age 9, Kent

       

      Malayan Tiger CRITICALLY ENDANGERED Rían Wootten, Bexleyheath, Kent

       

      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN Rowan age 5, Sunniside, Tyne and Wear

       Rowan and his Narwhal drawing

       

      Bengal Tiger ENDANGERED Tallula, Year 6 Cramlington Primary

       

      GREAT NORTH MUSEUM: HANCOCK WORKSHOP
      17 August 2021

      As part of Where Did All the Animals Go? exhibition at Great North Museum: Hancock, Jane was invited to deliver a drop-in wildlife Biro drawing workshop in Living Planet Gallery. Visitors of all ages, including children, parents and grandparents, created over 100 drawings of global species featured in the exhibition, some of which are critically endangered, endangered, vulnerable and near threatened:


      Kakapo CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 204 individuals) Ruth Sheldon, Great North Museum: Hancock Team

       


      Cheetah VULNERABLE (population: 6,674), Isla

       

      Polar Bear VULNERABLE (population: 20,000 - 25,000), Evans

       

      Macaroni Penguin VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Krysia

       

      Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), Aya

       

      Aye-aye ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Chloe age 11

       

      Greater Prairie Chicken NEAR THREATENED (population: 360,000) Chloe age 11

       


      Coquerel's Sifaka CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Chloe age 11

       

      Lesser Chameleon ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Harrison

       

      Koala VULNERABLE (population: 100,000 - 500,000), Macey

       

      Coastal Peacock Spider UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Joni

       

      Sun Parakeet ENDANGERED (population: 1000 - 2,499), Lydia

       


      Ring-tailed Lemur ENDANGERED (population: 2,000 - 2,400), Fraser

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Riley G.

       

      Eurasian Red Squirrel ENDANGERED UK (population: 140,000), Teddy

       

      Bower's Parrotfish NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), Hallie

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Conrad, Edinburgh

       


      West African Giraffe VULNERABLE (population: 100,000), Sara, Edinburgh

       

      Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), Hugo age 8

       Quokka VULNERABLE (population: 7,500 - 15,000), Berry

       

      Giant Armadillo VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Geordie

       


      Bald-headed Uakari VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Geordie

       

      Fiji Crested Iguana CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 12,000 - 14,000), Geordie 

       

      Blue-throated Macaw CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 50 - 249), Berry and Geordie's Father

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Jamie

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Hallie

       

      Cheetah VULNERABLE (population: 6,674), Sophia age 4 (Sophia had a plaster cast on her right arm so created the drawing with her left hand)

       

      African Savanna Elephant VULNERABLE (population: 415,000), Emily

       

      Lavaste's Viper VULNERABLE (population: UNKNOWN), Emily

       

      Red-billed (White-throated) Toucan VULNERABLE (population: UNKNOWN), George

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Edward

       

      Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), Connie

       

      Fiji Crested Iguana CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 12,000 - 14,000), Hugo 

       

      African Savanna Elephant VULNERABLE (population: 415,000), Neil

       


      Macaroni Penguin VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Riley age 8

       

      Radiated Tortoise CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Alfie

       

      Cheetah VULNERABLE (population: 6,674), Rafi

       


      African Lion VULNERABLE (population: 20,000), Rafi and Isaac

       

      Koala VULNERABLE (population: 100,000 - 500,000), Isaac

       

      American Crocodile VULNERABLE (population: UNKNOWN), Isaac 

       

      Sun Parakeet ENDANGERED (population: 1000 - 2,499), Isaac

       

      Dorcas Gazelle VULNERABLE (population: 35,000 - 40,000), Rafi and Diana

       

      Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), Diana 

       

      Aye-aye ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Grace

       


      African Wild Dog ENDANGERED (population: 8,000), Brooke (Grace's Mother)

       

      Sky Blue Poison Dart Frog ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Poppy

       


      Northern Rockhopper Penguin ENDANGERED (population: 480,000), Olivia

       

      Lavaste's Viper VULNERABLE (population: UNKNOWN), Seth

       

      Lavaste's Viper VULNERABLE (population: UNKNOWN), Samuel

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Serena

       


      Macaroni Penguin VULNERABLE (population:DECREASING), Shirley

       

      Cagle's Map River Turtle ENDANGERED (population: 11,000 - 13,000), Harriette and Erika 

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Scarlett

       


      Atlantic Puffin RED (UK) VULNERABLE (Global) (population: 580,000 pairs), Caitlin

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Evan D.

       

      Eurasian Red Squirrel ENDANGERED UK (population: 140,000), Poppy and Daddy

       

      Dorcas Gazelle VULNERABLE (population: 35,000 - 40,000), Rosie

       


      African Savanna Elephant VULNERABLE (population: 415,000), Tracey Williams 

       

      Lantern Bug UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Finn

       

      Quokka VULNERABLE (population: 7,500 - 15,000), Clare

       

      Koala VULNERABLE (population: 100,000 - 500,000), Lily

       


      Atlantic Puffin RED (UK) VULNERABLE (Global) (population: 580,000 pairs), Tilly

       


      Red Fox LEAST CONCERN (population: STABLE), Alaina

       


      Scarlet Macaw LEAST CONCERN (population:DECREASING), Noah

       


      West African Giraffe VULNERABLE (population: 100,000), Heidi

       

      Sun Parakeet ENDANGERED (population: 1000 - 2,499), Anonymous

       


      African Lion VULNERABLE (population: 20,000), Frankie

       


      Red Deer LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Amy and Skyla

       

      Black Bearded Saki ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Logan and Mum

       

      Coastal Peacock Spider UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Kaiser and Mum 

       

      Koala VULNERABLE (population: 100,000 - 500,000), Ellianna

       

      African Lion VULNERABLE (population: 20,000), Cora age 11

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Tori

       

      Iberian Lynx ENDANGERED (population: 156), Mary

       

      Gyrfalcon LEAST CONCERN (population: 20,000 - 49,999), Fraizer

       


      Western Chimpanzee ENDANGERED (population: 18,000 - 65,000), Felicity age 5

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Imarah age 8

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Alison Taylor

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Mabel

       


      West African Giraffe VULNERABLE (population: 100,000), Lola-Rose

       

      Bower's Parrotfish NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), Harley

       

      Indo-Pacific Finless Porpoise VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Ella Mae

       

      Cheetah VULNERABLE (population: 6,674), Drew

       

      Scarlet Macaw LEAST CONCERN (population:DECREASING), Ryan age 3

       

      Tiger ENDANGERED (population: 2,154 - 3,159), Florence age 5


       African Savanna Elephant VULNERABLE (population: 415,000), Isabella age 7

       


      Atlantic Puffin RED (UK) VULNERABLE (Global) (population: 580,000 pairs), Isabella age 7

       

       Reindeer VULNERABLE (population: 2,890,400), Isabella age 7

       

      Aye-aye ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Gabriel

       

      Greater Prairie Chicken NEAR THREATENED (population: 360,000), Scarlet

       

      Eurasian Red Squirrel ENDANGERED UK (population: 140,000), Scarlet

       

      Red Wolf CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 9), Paul Donnelly

       

      Cheetah VULNERABLE (population: 6,674), Harriett age 7

       

       

      Pebas Stubfoot Toad VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Harriett age 7

       


      Atlantic Puffin RED (UK) VULNERABLE (Global) (population: 580,000 pairs), Harriett's Father

       


      Horsfield's Tarsier VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Grace

       


      Atlantic Puffin RED (UK) VULNERABLE (Global) (population: 580,000 pairs), Nicola, Grace's Mother

       


      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Lucy

       

      Fiji Crested Iguana CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 12,000 - 14,000), Theo


       Tiger ENDANGERED (population: 2,154 - 3,159), Sacha and Grandpa

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Gracie age 9

       


      Western Chimpanzee ENDANGERED (population: 18,000 - 65,000), Lynsay

       

      Small Tortoiseshell UNSPECIFIED (BAP Species), Lynsay

       


      Red Deer LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Anis

       

      Ocean Sunfish VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Emma

       

      Radiated Tortoise CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: UNKNOWN), Jenna

       

      GREAT NORTH MUSEUM: HANCOCK WORKSHOP
      28 October 2021

      As part of Great North Museum: Hancock's Marine Day, Jane was invited to deliver a drop-in wildlife Biro drawing workshop in Living Planet Gallery. Visitors, including children from age 2 upwards, parents, grandparents and guardians, created drawings of marine species some of which are critically endangered, endangered, vulnerable and near threatened such as the White Shark, Hawksbill Turtle and Galapagos Sea Lion.

      Also included to draw in this workshop were some weird and wonderful sea creatures such as the Blue Sea Dragon, Peacock Mantis Shrimp, Pompom Crab, Sea Angel, Shame-faced Crab, Leafy Seadragon, Flamingo Tongue Seasnail, Yeti Crab, Bigfin Squid, Glowing Sucker Octopus, and a new species previously unknown to science, the Stingcat, discovered by Rosa.

      WE NEED SHARKS!

      Sharks are vital to the health of our oceans and the eco-systems they inhabit, yet around 100 million sharks are killed every year. Sharks are threatened by the global fishing industry, caught for their body parts and as bycatch by aggregating devices or illegal drift nets while fishing for other species, as well as hunting for sport, beach protection programs and pollution. Shark species have declined by 70% over the last 50 years. Every country has a role to play in shark conservation, ensuring ocean sanctuaries are created to protect sharks. Humans are guests in sharks domain yet our respect for and understanding of our hosts is often clouded by folklore and media misrepresentation. Many shark species are drifting towards extinction and we may soon lose these beautiful creatures from our oceans.

      Show sharks some love:

      • Don't use shark products
      • Reduce your seafood consumption
      • Recycle and reduce plastic consumption
      • Tell others, including on social media, about the threats to sharks 
      • Donate to shark organisations 


      Common Bottlenose Dolphin LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Phoebe

       

      Leafy Seadragon LEAST CONCERN (population: DECREASING), Laura Gosset, Head of Education, Born Free

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Martin, Sussex

       
      Bigfin Squid DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Oliver

       

      Ocellate Octopus DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Hayden

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Emmie

      Ocellate Octopus DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Jamaymah

       Ocean scene Lewis age 6

       

      Living Planet Gallery Collection Alexis

       


      Mandarinfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Angela

       

      Various ocean speciesAmberlilly age 8

       

      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Amelie

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Max

       Pompom Crab LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Sharon

       

      Blue Whale ENDANGERED (population: 5,000 - 15,000), Harry age 7

       

      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Isla age 5

       

      Ocean scene Kaitlyn

       White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Emily age 2

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Abby age 8

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Aidan age 5

       


      Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis DATA DEFICIENT(population: UNKNOWN), Dorothy 

       

      Pufferfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Madeleine

       
      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING) Jess and Anna's Mother

       

      Peacock Mantis Shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Jess

       Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Theo age 5

       

      Common Bottlenose Dolphin LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Daisy 

       White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Katie

       

      Peacock Mantis Shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Ariella age 4

       

      Bluespotted Lagoon Ray LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Elijah age 8

       

      Picasso Triggerfish LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Lee M.

       

      Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Portia

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Freddie

       

      Galathea Pilosa Squat Lobster DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Harriet

       

      Horned Ghost Crab DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Nancy

       

      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000), Hannah

       

      Study of museum collection, Grayson age 7

       

      Galapagos Sea Lion ENDANGERED (population: 9,200 - 10,600), Cillian

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Ian

       


      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Lily-mai

       

      Picasso Triggerfish LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Bethany

       

      Peacock Mantis Shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Hamdan

       

      Bluespotted Lagoon Ray LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Wadan

       

      Sunflower Starfish CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: 80,627,721), Lilly-Rose

       

      Flamingo Tongue Snail DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN) Keira

      Picasso Triggerfish LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Hani

      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING) Florence 

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000) Lily age 4

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN) Omar

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Nancy

       

      Stingcat discovered 28 October 2021 by Rosa

       

      Southern Right Whale LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN) Logan

       Pufferfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Natashia

       

       
      Clarion Angelfish VULNERABLE (population: STABLE), Pufferfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), 
      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), 
      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000), Emily

       


      Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Ellie

       


      Sockeye Salmon LEAST CONCERN (population: STABLE), 
      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000), Miles


       
      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Olivia P.

       


      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Isla

       

      Whale Shark ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Evie

       


      Green Humphead Parrotfish VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Annie

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Kyle

       


      Whale Shark ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Lexi

       

       Drawing of Living Planet Gallery collection, Millie

       Ocean Sunfish VULNERABLE, Pufferfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Daisy

       

      Ocean scene with White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Callum


      Ocean scene, Amelia

       


      Sea Angel DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Lydia age 4

       

      Common Bottlenose Dolphin LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Belinda B.

       

      Crown Jellyfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Phoebe age 3

       

      Clarion Angelfish VULNERABLE (population: STABLE), April 

       

      Pufferfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Robyn

       


      Common Bottlenose Dolphin LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Julie

       

      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Julie

       

      Crown Jellyfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Elizabeth

       


      Mandarinfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Elizabeth 

       

      Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Pufferfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Brooklyn

       

      Clarion Angelfish VULNERABLE (population: STABLE), Madeleine

       

      Horned Ghost Crab DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Anna

       

      Ocellate Octopus DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Arthur age 7

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), artist age 4

        

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Isabel age 6

       

      Ocean Scene, Remy

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Fleur

       

      Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis DATA DEFICIENT(population: UNKNOWN), young artist

       

      Mandarinfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Juliet

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Beatrice 

       

      Bower's Parrotfish NEAR THREATENED (population: UNKNOWN), young artist

       

      Red Lionfish LEAST CONCERN (population: INCREASING), Sophia

       

      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000), Daddy and Jack age 3

       

      Clarion Angelfish VULNERABLE (population: STABLE), Hollie

       

      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000), Molly

       


      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), James H.

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Maisey

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Effy age 5

       

      Galathea pilosa Squat Lobster DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Mason

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Freddie

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), young artist 

       

      Giant Pacific Octopus LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), young artist

       

      Shamefaced Crab Calappa granulata DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Anne Denton age 69

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Tarun D. 

       

      Shamefaced Crab Calappa granulata DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Lexi D. age 7

       

      Ocean Scene with White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Lexi D. age 7

       Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis DATA DEFICIENT(population: UNKNOWN), Ellie

       


      Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Hermione

       

      Green Turtle ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Ellen

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Chloe age 7

       

      Picasso Triggerfish LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Isla E.

       

      Common Bottlenose Dolphin LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Spiny Seahorse VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Isla E.

       

      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000) and Tyrannosaurus Rex, Frankie C.

       

      Narwhal LEAST CONCERN (population: 123,000), Neive

       

      White Shark VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Bradley J.

      OCEANS WORKSHOP: RICHARD COATES PRIMARY
      11 November 2021

      Over the last six years Jane has donated an annual drawing workshop to Newcastle United Foundation (NUF) and schools they work with. This year, alongside NUF's Alex Curran, and as part of their commitment to Sky Ocean Rescue campaign she delivered two Oceans workshops to Year 4 from Richard Coates C of E Primary, Ponteland.

      Jane was hugely impressed by the children's drawings skills astonishing drawings which they created within the 45 minute practical drawing sessions. All children excelled themselves, and Jane was particularly proud of Will and Anthony who thought they couldn't draw, but as she continues to emphasise, "everyone can draw"! Both Will and Anthony created amazing drawings. Jane would like to thank Headteacher Mrs Cape, Year 4 teachers Mrs West, Mrs Bray and Mrs Robinson, Alex Curran and all the young artists for highlighting the unique beauty of ocean species through their incredible drawings. We are sure you will enjoy this set of expressive drawings as much as we have:

      MRS. WEST/MRS. BRAY'S CLASS

       Fire Blenny UNCLASSIFED (population: UNKNOWN), Leo

       Peacock Mantis Shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus UNCLASSIFED (population: UNKNOWN), Charlie 

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Joah


      Walrus VULNERABLE (population: 112,500), Will

       

      Purple Striped Jellyfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN)

       

      Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Ameliah

       

      Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis DATA DEFICIENT(population: UNKNOWN), James

       

      Spiny Gurnard LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Jessica

       Scalloped Hammerhead Shark CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Zaid

       

      Clown Triggerfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Casper

       

      Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Matilda

       

      Purple Striped Jellyfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Finn

       

      Walrus VULNERABLE (population: 112,500), Charlie

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Chloe

       Fire Blenny UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Thomas

       

      Scalloped Hammerhead Shark CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Sofia

       Spiny Gurnard LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Jessica 

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Zaid

       

      Clown Triggerfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Oliver

       


      Yeti Crab (Kiwa hirsuta) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Joah

       

      Scalloped Hammerhead Shark CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), William 

       


      Purple Striped Jellyfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Tommy 

       

      Peacock Mantis Shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Charlie 

       

      Spiny Gurnard LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Charlie

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Jamie

       


      Purple Striped Jellyfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Millie 

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Finn

       

      Clown Triggerfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), James


      Fire Blenny UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Leo

       

      Walrus VULNERABLE (population: 112,500), Matilda

       

      Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Ava

       

      Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Year 4 student

       Clown Triggerfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Lexi

       

      Clown Triggerfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Alex Curran, NUFoundation

       

      MRS. ROBINSON'S CLASS

       

      Pompom Crab (Lybia edmondsoni) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Euan

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Anthony

       

      Weedy Seadragon LEAST CONCERN (DECREASING), Haydn

       

      Southern Right Whale LEAST CONCERN (UNKNOWN), Haydn 

       

      Walrus VULNERABLE (population: 112,500), Thomas 

       

      Scalloped Hammerhead Shark CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Zainab

       

      Clown Triggerfish DATA DEFICIENT (population: UNKNOWN), Zainab

       


      Yeti Crab (Kiwa hirsuta) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Willow

       

      Walrus VULNERABLE (population: 112,500), Bobby

       

      Spiny Gurnard LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Ethan

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Anthony 

       

      Pompom Crab R (Lybia edmondsoni) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Molly

       

      Red Lionfish LEAST CONCERN (INCREASING), Belle

       

      Scrawled Cowfish LEAST CONCERN (population: STABLE), Daniel 

       

      Fire Blenny UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Qais

       


      Purple Striped Jellyfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Gracie 

       

      Fire Blenny UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Oliver

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Hawksbill Turtle CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Frankie

       Scrawled Cowfish LEAST CONCERN (population: STABLE), Charlie

       Fire Blenny UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Charlotte

       

      Green Humphead Parrotfish VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Charlotte

       

      Southern Right Whale LEAST CONCERN (UNKNOWN), Christopher

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000), Clown Triggerfish LEAST CONCERN (population: STABLE), Molly

       

      Weedy Seadragon LEAST CONCERN (DECREASING), Rowan

       

      Clown Triggerfish LEAST CONCERN (population: STABLE), Charlie

       

      Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Renee

       


      Yeti Crab (Kiwa hirsuta) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Manha

       

      Spiny Gurnard LEAST CONCERN (population: UNKNOWN), Amelia

       

      Green Humphead Parrotfish VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Amelia

       

      Pompom Crab (Lybia edmondsoni) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Mia

       

       Glowing Sucker Octopus Stauroteuthis syrtensis UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Noah

       

      Purple Striped Jellyfish UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Noah

       

      Leopard Seal LEAST CONCERN (population: 18,000). Lily

       

      Pompom Crab (Lybia edmondsoni) UNCLASSIFIED (population: UNKNOWN), Lily

       

      Scalloped Hammerhead Shark CRITICALLY ENDANGERED (population: DECREASING), Lily

       

      Green Humphead Parrotfish VULNERABLE (population: DECREASING), Robyn

       

      Tiger ENDANGERED (population: 2,154-3,159 DECREASING), Ryan age 9, Gsnet School, Kenya