The world of wildlife through the eyes of artists Daniel and Adam Smith

Father and son from Montana Daniel and Adam Smith write images of wild animals living in the wild. The wildlife world is mysterious, unique, unique. Their art carries not only artistic value, but also raises environmental problems to the surface.
Thanks to their works, artists from year to year make a lot of efforts to attract the public to protect the surrounding world, its uniqueness and preservation.
Their house is located at the foot of the mountain range, where very often you can meet bears, deer, foxes and even wolves. All animals become an inspiration for artists. For great impressions, traveling through the countries of Africa, animalists create a world of wildlife, including the African continent.
His son Adam Smith, adopted the manner of drawing his father, and could not imagine life without a world of wild nature, brush and canvas.
The works of father and son Smith are stored in museums around the world. Year after year, Daniel Smith is recognized as the "Artist of the Year" by environmental organizations of dozens of countries.
Let's look at the world of wildlife through the eyes of animal artists.