Hand-drawn Art Inspired by
the Quiet Magic of Nature & Folklore

Hello, I’m Lotti - an artist and nature journaler creating colourful, detailed drawings of British wildlife and folklore to help you feel the calm joy of reconnecting with nature...

I create nature art for those who pause to notice - nature lovers, dreamers, and quiet souls who find beauty in the small and the wild.

I’ve loved to draw since childhood, when family walks through the Welsh countryside filled my imagination with the magic of King Arthur and the stories hidden in our landscapes.

After illness changed my life's path, I rediscovered myself through creativity and through nature - sketching flowers and birds spotted on slow walks in the Yorkshire fields near my home.

Each artwork begins with a walk through the Yorkshire countryside - a flicker of wings, a rustle in the hedgerow, a story whispered by the landscape itself.

I draw by hand, inspired by the wildlife, folklore, and seasonal rhythms that remind us how deeply we belong to nature.

Explore my new collection here...

You can now explore my newest British bird and wildlife art prints in My Little Art Shop - each one hand-drawn and prepared with care in my Yorkshire cottage.

Visit My Little Art Shop here...

My nature journal is where my ideas for my art begin - sketches and written thoughts inspired by what I notice outdoors.

It’s not about perfection - it’s about presence.

Each page captures a moment of curiosity, a detail worth remembering, or a story from the land...

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Alongside my artwork, I spend time exploring the old British folklore woven through our wildlife and wild places - the myths, meanings and seasonal stories hidden in our birds, trees and countryside.

These tales add a soft shimmer of magic to the everyday, and often inspire the pieces I draw...

If you’d like to wander through them, you can visit my Folklore Hub, a gentle place to explore nature folklore, symbolism and seasonal traditions.

Explore the Folklore Hub here