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Alison Ingram is renowned for producing colourful interpretations of the wildlife she observes. Her work is unique, highly distinctive and widely sought after.
Her passion for wildlife is reflected in her work and shows her deep understanding of animal behaviour and their interaction with the environment. Her paintings are vibrant and lively making full use of both the positive and negative space and colour harmonies unify the painting.
Alison was born in 1968 in Horsham West Sussex and at an early age developed a keen interest in the wildlife she encountered and the countryside in which she lived. She has had a life long passion for painting red deer and lives by Warnham Deer Park, which provides plenty of inspiration and unique encounters.
As a well known professional wildlife artist she is versatile as well as talented. Although concentrating on her abstract paintings, she is also an accomplished traditional wildlife artist, pet portrait artist and mosaicist.
Commission enquiries welcome.
Alison at Home
Dogs and poultry are Alison's main hobbies, she breeds Welsummers and Silkies and is currently training her German Shepherd Dog for competitive obedience, follow the links below for more information.
  
Warnham Welsummers Silkies German Shepherd Dogs
Alison is a keen supporter of her local Open Studios.
Visit Alison at home and see her full collection of work, there will be new limited edition prints available, original oil paintings and greetings cards.
Selected Painting Awards
2009- DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year Competition
Finalist with Puffins on Wick
2008 - DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year Competition
Finalist with Swifts and Swallows
2007 - National Exhibition of Wildlife Art
Commended Diving Puffins Puffin Preen II Blue Elephant
2004 - Wildscape-Wildlife Artist of the Year Competition
Highly Commended Crystal Daze-Red Hind and Calf
2004 - Patchings Competition
Highly Commended Puffin Paradise III
2001-The Wildlife Art Society Annual Exhibition
Gold Award of Excellence for Avocets
Best Portfolio
1999-The Artist Celebration 2000 Competition
First Prize in Experimental/Abstract category Puffin Paradise
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