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The artist..

Driven by the belief that art has the power to inspire empathy and create meaningful change, Paige collaborates with zoos, conservation organisations and community initiatives to help tell the stories of threatened species and contribute to their protection. Through her work, she hopes to encourage others to not only appreciate wildlife, but to feel a sense of responsibility towards preserving it for future generations.

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$5,500 raised for tiger conservation

A special collaboration with Ballarat Wildlife Park to support Tiger Conservation for Global Tiger Day 2026

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 Let's practice together!

Looking to improve your art skills?

What is the Art Challenge Pack?

A completely free collection of royalty-free wildlife reference photos paired with painting challenges designed to help you practise with purpose, experiment and build your skills.

What will I practice?

Values, colour temperature, composition, texture, realism, expression and more. Each reference includes both a timed challenge and a focus challenge and you can mix and match them for even more practice.

Why did I make it?

These are the exact challenges I've used to improve my own painting skills, get faster and stop treating every study like it needs to become a masterpiece. They've helped me and insane amount, so I wanted to share them with you!

How do I get it?

It's completely free! Join the Keeper's Club and you'll get access to the first challenge pack! You'll also receive new references and challenges on the 1st of every month!

Purpose Driven Art

Conservation is at the heart of my practice and I strive to be transparent about the impact we make as a collective. You can read about the past, current and upcoming ways that PDA and The Keeper's Club are supporting conservation.

Magnify: Artist in Residence 2027

In 2027, Paige will undertake a three-month artist residency at the Kingston Arts Centre in Melbourne, where she plans to continue developing her wildlife-focused practice while exploring deeper themes of emotion, connection and conservation through painting and community engagement.