Born and raised on a farm in small-town Saskatchewan, Pamela developed a deep connection to animals and the natural world from an early age. This bond—rooted in the farm and the rhythm of rural life—now breathes life into every brushstroke of her wildlife paintings.

Now based in the breathtaking badlands of Drumheller, Alberta, Pamela draws endless inspiration from the rugged terrain and diverse wildlife that surround her. Working primarily in acrylic and oil, she captures the spirit, detail, and quiet strength of wild animals with a painter’s eye and a naturalist’s heart.

Combining a lifelong love of the outdoors with creative expression, Pamela uses art to celebrate the beauty, resilience, and individuality of the creatures that share our world. Whether it’s the intense gaze of a wolf or the subtle textures of a deer’s coat, each painting reflects a moment of connection between the viewer and the wild.