Art x Munro

Art x Munro | charcoal on paper

self portrait :​)charcoal, graphite and pressed plants on A2 paper
09/04/2026

self portrait :​)

charcoal, graphite and pressed plants on A2 paper

added some leaves :​)charcoal and graphite on a2 paper
09/04/2026

added some leaves :​)

charcoal and graphite on a2 paper

added some plants :​) charcoal and graphite on a2 paper
09/04/2026

added some plants :​)

charcoal and graphite on a2 paper

Price List:$180 6x8" (A5)*$250 8x10" (A4)* from $600 11x14" (A3)**size similar toPrice includes 1 charcoal portrait of a...
25/02/2026

Price List:
$180 6x8" (A5)*
$250 8x10" (A4)* from $600 11x14" (A3)*
*size similar to
Price includes 1 charcoal portrait of an animal of your choice (please send multiple reference photos), shipping, and a black, white or oak frame (drawings must be framed to prevent smudging and loss of detail
Please message me if you're interested 🙂

wattles & wallabiescharcoal and pressed flowers on a2 paper Once abundant throughout the rocky areas of south-east Austr...
13/02/2026

wattles & wallabies
charcoal and pressed flowers on a2 paper

Once abundant throughout the rocky areas of south-east Australia, populations of the vulnerable Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) have been declining since European settlement. Their declining population lies within the roots of colonisation, as they have become victims of habitat fragmentation from land clearing for agriculture, and competition & predation from introduced species.

I experimented with adding pressed flowers to this one, it’s gonna happen a lot more often from now on bc i really like it actually. i love art and also nature so putting them together is just 🤌 . Also gonna start adding pressed plants in general (like leaves and stems), and also preserved insects sooo if anyone would be interested in getting a commissioned drawing with something like that added pls message 👀 might also start drawing up some smaller non conservation themed animals to just actually attempt to sell so pls keep eye out for my posts if you think you might be interested ? 🙏 pls, might take a while to start up tho bc i am busy… but it will happen…

Amur Leopard, charcoal on A2 paper. Amur Leopards have the lowest estimated population of all of the leopard subspecies,...
29/12/2025

Amur Leopard, charcoal on A2 paper.

Amur Leopards have the lowest estimated population of all of the leopard subspecies, commonly referred to as the world’s most critically endangered big cat. They are distributed across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Their biggest threats are poaching and habitat loss (due to fire and development). Thanks to conservation efforts such as bans on poaching, captive breeding, and population monitoring, their populations are slowly increasing. Their populations have grown from approximately 60 wild individuals to roughly 130 in a span of 10 years.

Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) - charcoal on A2 Paper All three Orangutan species are from Indonesia and critically ...
30/11/2025

Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) - charcoal on A2 Paper

All three Orangutan species are from Indonesia and critically endangered primarily due to habitat loss/fragmentation from deforestation (palm oil) and fires, illegal hunting, climate change and lack of awareness. All three species have decreasing numbers due to a lack of conservation actions, such as habitat protection and controlled hunting or logging. Unfortunately, things aren’t looking great for these gorgeous creatures.

Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis), charcoal on paper, A2. These creatures are critically endangered due to poaching for the...
24/11/2025

Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis), charcoal on paper, A2.

These creatures are critically endangered due to poaching for the international trade. Rhino horns are used ornamentally and medicinally. Thanks to conservation efforts their wild numbers have increased from around 2,000 to 6,000ish. Without these efforts it’s very possible that these guys would have gone extinct.

side note, i’ve decided to stop striving for hyper-realism lmao that’s too hard and takes way too much patience 🙏 that i do not have. and i kinda like that it looks like it’s been drawn, i think it adds character lmao

Eastern Quoll, charcoal, 8x10”These marsupials are endemic to australia and endangered. Only present in Tasmania as they...
14/11/2025

Eastern Quoll, charcoal, 8x10”
These marsupials are endemic to australia and endangered. Only present in Tasmania as they have gone extinct on the mainland due to human causes such as introduced species like cane toads, cats and foxes (susceptible to cane toad toxins and yummy prey for bigger carnivores), habitat fragmentation and clearing for urban development, forest logging and agriculture, bushfires (increasing due to accelerated climate change) and bait poison. They’re critical carnivores as they control populations of insects and rodents. Their population is still decreasing although captive breeding efforts are helping to restore populations on the mainland. They’re very small and so very cute.

two recent wedding commissions
01/11/2025

two recent wedding commissions

The Oceanic Manta Ray, prevalent in waters throughout the tropics, are endangered and their numbers are continuing to d...
01/08/2025

The Oceanic Manta Ray, prevalent in waters throughout the tropics, are endangered and their numbers are continuing to decrease. Their greatest threat is bycatch, being purposefully and incidentally caught in industrial fisheries. They also get entangled in discarded trawling nets, gill nets, drift nets, harpoons, longlines and shark nets.

Manta rays are keystone species. They are filter feeders so they control plankton populations (aiding in nutrient recycling), and they travel a lot throughout the ocean so they’re pretty important in the distribution of nutrients through their waste. Being a keystone species means they have a very significant impact on how ecosystems in the ocean function, and their absence can trigger cascading effects throughout the entire trophic system. Many marine habitats rely on manta rays to remain in equilibrium, like coral reefs.

I hate to say it but there’s not really much we can do as individuals. You can probably eat less fish, or eat sustainably caught fish (is there even such thing as sustainably mass caught fish? - probably not, unless you catch it yourself). Stronger laws on preventing destructive industrial fishing practices is our best bet, but the government gets too much money from it so that’s probably not gonna happen… anyway, vote green.

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