- Hazel Adams
- Richard Allen
- Amon Alt Jafarbay
- Noel Ashton
- Martin Aveling
- Jonathan Barton
- Leila Bibizadeh
- Robin Budden
- Martin Camm
- Anna Coe
- Ian Coleman
- Juliet Corley
- John Davis
- Michael Donnelly
- Raphael Dutra
- Stuart Fowle
- Nick Garbutt
- Richard Gore
- Ian 'Griff' Griffiths
- Francisco J Hernandez
- Jon Baldur Hlidberg
- Caroline Huet
- Mike Hughes
- Julian Hume
- Brett Jarrett
- Kokay Szabolcs
- Zofia Kostyrko
- Abigail Lingford
- Mick Loates
- David Lowther
- Andrew Mackay
- Sarah Jane Martin
- Cheryl Medow
- Esther Merchan
- Joel Merriner
- Lucy Molleson
- Fiona Osbaldstone
- David Parkinson
- Neil Patey
- Jeremy Paul
- Derek Robertson
- Rebecca Robinson
- Arnab Roy
- Elizabeth Sawyer
- Chris Shields
- Susan Shimeld
- Philip Snow
- Sarah Stribbling
- Andrew Tewson
- Chris Tomlin
- Ben Waddams
- Jamie Watts
- Neil Webb
- Thomas Whitehouse
- Aleksandar Ziljak
Andrew Mackay studied at Loughborough College of Art and Design, and has been a freelance natural history artist and illustrator for more than 20 years. His work has appeared in many books including The Birds of the Western Palearctic, RSPB's Birds of Britain and Europe, Birds of North America (American Museum of Natural History), A Field Guide to the Birds of South-East Asia, Watching British Dragonflies and several of the Pocket Nature series published by Dorling Kindersley.
Most of his earlier work was in gouache, but he now works almost exclusively in acrylics, which give a ‘softer’ feel to his illustrations, whilst retaining scientific accuracy. Although primarily an illustrator of birds and invertebrates, Andrew has a keen interest in all aspects of natural history, and paints whatever inspires him, including landscapes.
Originally from Bristol, Andrew now lives in Leicestershire with his partner Sophie and four cats.
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