Livingstone’s Odyssey. Another of Craig’s epic old time, still life Safari paintings. This one at the Victoria Falls, a place that held so many memories for us. Trips with a new headmaster and his wife where Craig did his utmost to tes
Craig really loved old things. He invisioned the old fashioned safari - a total luxury, with furnishings, cigars and crystal. A gentleman’s sport. Here is one of his paintings depicting that very thing. African Odyssey. #craigbonewildlifeart
Another magnificent oversized oil painting of Craig’s. It started out as a huge herd in great detail, and then he changed his mind and decided to blend dust over the herd and focus on this male Buff. “Stand Off”. Gicleès wil
Every graphite stroke tells a story. Craig’s pencil portrait that I just discovered amongst his illustrations, captures the quiet majesty of the African wilderness, bringing raw emotion and remarkable detail to paper. From the deep, weathered t
Hello everyone, so sorry for the lack of posting. Yesterday I received a request via the African Bush telegraph from a friend of Craig’s wanting to buy one of his books. I am so surprised that everyone doesn’t go onto his website. There
Craig putting the final touches on a piece inspired by ancient folklore. He often veered away from standard wildlife subjects to try his hand at exotic, mythic tales, as you all know he loved his tales. Here is breathtaking painting of a Bedouin hun
Social Weavers building their nest. Craig was so taken with the huge nest being built by the social weavers in a tree beside Norman Travers’ farmhouse. Whilst on a trip to Imire to take reference photos of the rhino, lion, and various other gam 
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