Pen on newspaper – Nov. 2015. Elephants have featured many times in Ronald Rae’s work – he has carved eight elephant sculptures and made many drawings. The title relates to the state of the world – how everything is leading to extinction – already happening to animals. It will happen to us too. We don’t seem to be able to stop it…
Pen on newspaper – Nov 2015. National Day of the Hedgehog – Saturday 21st November.
Pen on newspaper – Nov 2015. National Day of the Hedgehog – Saturday 21st November.
Hedgehogs have been in the world for over 60 million years. They have been voted Britain’s most popular wildlife creature. In the 1950s there were over 30 million hedgehogs in the UK. Now there are less than a million with numbers falling every year. This is very sad … The main causes are the industrialisation of farming with the use of pesticides and in urban areas driveways and patios are replacing natural gardens. And of course cars! The world goes too fast for wee hedgehogs. What can we do to help? Make a CD-sized hole in your fence or wall so that they can pass through. Leave a wild area in your garden with a pile of logs creating areas where they can shelter. Stop using pesticides and slug pellets. Please help save hedgehogs for your children’s children. For more tips visit www.britishhedgehogs.org.uk and www.hedgehogstreet.org
Pen on newspaper – Nov 2015. POA.
Ronald Rae’s latest surreal drawings feature some of his favourite animals. During the Battle of Britain the RAF used the term “Watch your tail, watch your tail” when pilots were being attacked from behind.
Pen on newspaper – Nov 2015. POA.
Ronald Rae’s latest surreal drawings on newspapers feature some of his favourite animals. Elephants are the most caring of creatures.
Pen on newspaper – Nov 2015. POA.
Ronald Rae’s latest surreal drawings on newspapers feature some of his favourite animals. If we are not careful we will all turn into robots.