Visual Arts, Wildlife Artist
P.O.Box 279
Cardwell Qld 4849
Tel:4066 0232
Fax: 4066 0066
Email: wildcard@wildcardart.com.au
Web: www.wildcardart.com.au
Daryl was Born in London, educated in South Australia and has spent many years traveling
and working abroad.
An enthusiastic artist from childhood, Daryl has had no formal art training. She is a self
taught painter, her medium varies throughout her work from pencil, gouache and acrylic but is, most often, water colour.
As a member of the Wildlife Artist Society of Australasia, her passion for Australian wildlife
is evident with most of her work depicting the fine detail of Australia's beautiful and unique flora and fauna.
My two great passions in life
are wildlife and art.
My husband & I care for
wildlife and spend much of our time working towards community awareness, education and conservation. I am so fortunate to
have close contact with some of north Queensland’s rarest and most endangered species. Our home in the Kennedy Valley, tropical far north Queensland, is shared with an amazing diversity of unique flora and fauna providing endless
inspiration, interest and colour.
I hope my work shares some
of the beauty and uniqueness of our precious Australian flora and fauna with others, in the hope that we will care for it
and conserve it for generations to come
Original artworks by wildlife artist Daryl Dickson are held in private collections in Australia,
Europe & the USA.
In addition to her original works a range of wildlife cards and prints are available at
selected venues throughout Australia
Daryl just completed illustrating a children's book written by local author Pam Galeano "Glissandra
the Glider"
Works are on display at:
At her studio in the Kennedy Valley
The Cardwell Gallery, 156 Victoria SfCardwell
4849
The Candlenut Gallery Pt Douglas
Prints, cards and copies of "Glissandra the Glider" are available from:
Cardwell Gallery
Cardwell Rainforest & Reef Visitor Centre
Mission Beach Visitor Centre
C4 Mission Beach
Tully Information Centre
CRACA Gallery
November 2008
Daryl was awarded the prestigious
Wet Tropics Cassowary Award for Art
citing her fine art & work in wildlife rehabilitation
The Cassowary Awards recognize outstanding service and dedication to the conservation and presentation
of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area
