Hello Everyone,

It is with great delight we can bring to you these two stunning new signed Limited Edition Prints from one of the nations most highly followed wildlife artists - Katy Jade Dobson

Firstly we bring to you 'Jaws'

The Great White Shark artwork itself has also been fully endorsed by the British Shark Trust and as such we are proud to have an affiliation such a dedicated charity. The Shark Trust has a 20-year track record of successful coordination and delivery of science-based shark conservation. They work closely with the UK government and the EU Commission on shark and ray management and fisheries issues. It is important to note that Katy will be making a percentage donation to the Shark Trust for every limited edition sold.

Please note the original of jaws has already been sold - minutes after the launch which saw ourselves and a number of galleries fighting over it for our clients. 

Please also find below a snippet from Katys own widely read blog:

I am very excited that my original painting 'Jaws' is being made into a limited edition print, with editions of 75.

It is a privilege that this piece is endorsed by the Shark Trust, a wonderful charity.

The misunderstood nature of sharks means that their demise as a species is hugely overlooked. Their importance within the marine ecosystem is of such huge importance to the health of our oceans. There are many threats to sharks that can have adverse knock on affects. The global decline of sharks can create a cascading effect. As one of the ocean's top predators, sharks have potential to structure ecosystems in crucial ways. Decline can mean rearrangement of marine communities.

One of the biggest threats to sharks globally is overfishing.  This is fuelled by a large demand for shark products such as meat and fins, cartilage, leather, teeth and jaws. Other threats include finning (the cruel practice of cutting off a shark's fins whilst alive. Also, pollution and habitat destruction contribute to the hugely declining numbers. Climate change and pollution play a large part, meaning that oceanic species are not living in the nourishing environment they need to survive.

The Shark Trust works against all of this with a 20 year track record in science-based shark conservation.

One of the many things I love about the Shark's Trust and their work is the commitment to changing perceptions on sharks to a positive one in the public's eye. By allowing access to data, and supporting decent education  about shark conservation within museums, public aquariums, coastal visitor centres and schools, the outlook on sharks will hopefully change.

It fills me with great pride for 'Jaws' to be endorsed by, and with a percentage of profits going straight to The Sharks Trust.

With this painting done in vivid oil paints I hoped to soften what is usually known to be an aggressive and cruel creature. Usually portrayed in dark shades, I opted for a light background and jewel colours, hoping to move emphasis over to appreciating sharks, their shape, and grandeur!

Secondly we have Humpback:

This stunning painting is one of the biggest I have ever seen katy Create at 80" x 56" framed the original is currently still available at £5995 if any of you have a room big enough to take such a stunning oil painting.

Limited editions of 75 which are also stunning are available in a much more friendly size :-)

Click on the images to find out more, or secure your copy.

Kindest Regards,

Gordon Robertson - Managing Director