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Painted Birds!

Dedicated to Traditionally Painted Birds

Featured Work

Winter bird.. by Helena Babic

Prismacolor pencils on recycled brown paper
The Debutaunte by Anita Meistrell Putman

The mallard hen featured in this painting was so cute, swimming around a local pond and then climbing out to stand on this rock, observing the other swimmers nearby.
Chinese Peacock by Alexandra Felgate

Watercolour pencil and ink on paper 2009
Yellow Owl by stephanie allison

Ink Pen & Winsor Newton watercolours on thick watercolour paper 5×7inches
True Blue by Anita Meistrell Putman

This noisy fellow was perched in a pine tree next to my home, and quieted down only after I came out to take a look at him, as if he knew I would take his picture for one of my paintings!
Wild duck Mallard by Philip Holley

Original acrylic, Watercolour Pencil and Pastel on mounting board.
Female Northern Cardinal by KenLePoidevin

Female Northern Cardinal, was painted with Oil on canvas, / Thanks for looking / Ken LePoidevin
Australian Splendid-fairy Wrens by Christopher Pope

Acrylic painting by Christopher Pope
Duskywood Swallow by Christopher Pope

From a original painting by Christopher Pope
Hungarian Heron by Ciska

Acrylic Painting. Painted by Ciska 2007 ORIGINAL SOLD / 80CM X 100CM
Australian Blue Wren (Malurus Slendens) by Christopher Pope

Acrylic painting by Christopher Pope

Recent Work

Coots on ice by wendy1968

Acrylic on canvas / 16×12 inches / For sale / landscape
Christmas Snow by Linda Callaghan

Watercolour with touch of acrylic on Arches watercolour paper. The joy of Christmas is near and this painting depicts a winter wonderland with a pretty robin enjoying the countryside bathed in snow. Christmas Snow The land is covered in a blanket of snow / this time of the year is special we know. / A robin sits in a tree so high / A splash of colour against the sky. / The flakes fall down and settle to rest / Christmas is near, snow is at its best. Linda
Woodpeckers on a tree by aquartistic

A woodpecker clings to a tree as its baby looks on.
The Kingfisher goes fishing! by aquartistic

Who is the king when it comes to fishing? Another ready meal in the beak of this beautiful bird.
Hey, clear off, this is my perch! by Maureen Sparling

watercolour on Arches hot-pressed paper 20×30cm
bird banner by izzybeth

I did not do the art. It is public domain REUSABLE ART. The site is here if you want to see what they offer. Recently found a public domain site that has some beautiful vintage images, and it even shows the reader how to do a couple things in Photoshop. Very easy manipulation. I like the Scandinavian look to this…
Vantage Point by Mike Wytinck

Pen and ink of a Blue Jay siting on an old barn window sill.
A Pigeon in flight by aquartistic

A Pigeon takes off from a sidewalk.
bird by bernard lacoque

On a reservation ticket from german Train compagny / acrylic gouache indian ink chalk oil-pastel
Face by bernard lacoque

acrylic gouache indian ink wax-crayon charcoal on cardboard
The Children of Lir by Hilary Robinson

In the Irish tale of the Children of Lir, Finuala and her three brothers are turned into swans by their stepmother and have to spend 900 years on various lakes and stretches of water until freed by the coming of Christianity to Ireland. The words are spoken by the stepmother as she enchants the children - Out with you upon the wild waves / Children of Lir! / Henceforth your cries will be / With the wild birds. Soft pastel on Fabriano paper A3 / with the words computer-generated. The original painting has no words on it. Just the swan.
Sile river by elisabetta trevisan

drawing on paper Fabriano,drawing pad for sketches, ink pen / cm 43×36

About This Group

Painted Birds! showcases bird art in acrylic, watercolour, oils, and all other traditional art mediums. Here you will find traditional art paintings of birds available as art prints, greeting cards, etc.

This is a Group For Traditional Artists who love painting Birds and wish to showcase their chosen Subject and Traditional Mediums. Please, no digital works and no photos or photo manipulations; traditionally painted works only.