Learn to draw webinars featuring endangered beings and acclaimed illustrator Julius Csotonyi
Is there a being you’d like to draw? Please send any ideas or suggestions for our series to education@sierraclub.bc.ca.
Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw: Hummingbird
Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw - Greenland Shark
Learn to Draw: Mutualism – Ghost Pipes and Tube Worms
Learn to Draw: Frogs
Learn to Draw: Octopus
Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw: Little Brown Bat
By Julius Csotonyi Learn to Draw Marbled Murrelets
Artwork by Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw: Mother Tree
Learn to Draw: Pacific Lamprey
Artwork by Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw B.C. Wildlife: Southern Mountain Caribou
Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw B.C. Wildlife: Orca
Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw B.C. Wildlife: Bocaccio Rockfish
Learn to Draw B.C. Wildlife: Vancouver Island Marmot
Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw B.C. Wildlife: Spotted Owls
About the amazing artist who can teach anyone to draw complex beings!
Dr. Julius Csotonyi is a Vancouver-based scientific illustrator and natural history fine artist. He has a scientific background in ecology (MSc) and microbiology (PhD) which has taken him to study sensitive ecosystems, from sand dunes in the Rocky Mountain parks to hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
These experiences have fuelled a strong resolve to work toward preserving the earth’s biota. Painting biological subjects is one means that he uses to both enhance public awareness of biological diversity and to motivate concern for its welfare.
He paints murals and panels that have appeared in numerous museums (e.g. the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History), press release images for scientific publications, books, stamp sets (e.g. the 2018 “Sharks of Canada” set for Canada Post), and coins for the Royal Canadian Mint. His work is viewable on his online gallery, http://csotonyi.com
Photo by kQwa'st'not (Charlene George, tSouke)