A Bechstein's bat painted against a blue background with tree silhouettes. It is a close up of the painting, zoomed in on one bat. This painting was featured on Countryfile.

Winter Release - 10/11/25

Naomi Joy is an artist specialising in painting local wildlife. She produces detailed and emotive works that advocate for conservation and animal rights. She releases original artworks and limited edition prints seasonally.

This winter release will feature some limited edition prints of the four new popular linen canvas paintings featuring the squirrel, mole, badger and Bechstein's bats.

The release will be on Monday 10th of November at 5pm.

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Originals + Limited Edition

One of a kind original paintings and exclusive limited edition prints. Each piece is crafted with passion and precision, offering unique, high-quality eco art to elevate any space.

New pieces: Coming 10.11.25 at 5pm

Evergreen eco art

Explore my collection of eco-friendly, high-quality products, where art meets sustainability.

1. Choose Your Art – Browse my exclusive, hand painted pieces and select your favourite.

2. Apply to earth conscious products – to high-quality items like 100% cotton rag prints or eco canvases

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Naomi Joy with ginger hair, holding a mushoom. This is her main profile image and appears across her branding.

About Naomi Joy Art

Naomi Joy is an animal artist based in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, driven by a deep passion for animal advocacy. Through her work, Naomi aims to highlight the beauty and personality of animals, often focusing on issues like the animal agriculture industry, the badger cull, and fox hunting.

Her art seeks to shift perspectives, encouraging viewers to see animals as sentient beings rather than products or pests. Committed to sustainability, Naomi ensures that all her artwork is eco-friendly, using vegan paints and sourcing earth-conscious materials to create a positive impact on both the environment and animal welfare.

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A painting of a red squirrel eating toadstool mushrooms under the full moon, surrounded by a homemade leaf palette and brushes.

Why Your Support Matters

By bringing my art into your home, you’re not just supporting an independent artist—you're helping inspire others to see animals differently and contributing to the protection of our planet. As my sole income, your support allows me to continue creating while juggling my work around caring for my little one.

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