Greg Alexander is an acclaimed wildlife artist recognized for his detailed interpretations of the natural world, capturing wild personalities and dramatic lighting in his oil paintings.
His sensitive interpretation, his ability to create wild personalities, and his dramatic use of light makes his work sought after by collectors worldwide.
The winner of numerous conservation stamp competitions, today he is rightly considered one of the country's finest wildlife artists. Greg was born in Sault Ste.
Greg's source of inspiration is the great outdoors and he enjoys the fact that near his home he has more beautiful scenes than he can paint in a lifetime.
Greg Alexander has been a full-time artist for 38 years, establishing himself as a prominent painter of the natural world. His artwork is characterized by sensitive interpretation, the creation of distinct wild personalities, and a dramatic use of light, which has led to his work being sought after by collectors globally. Alexander dedicates approximately four weeks to complete each oil painting. His commitment to his craft and subject matter has resulted in significant accolades, including ten state conservation stamps, being named the 2003 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Artist of the Year, and the 2006 Wild Turkey Federation Artist of the Year. Beyond critical acclaim, his commercial success is notable, with over 500,000 pieces of his artwork sold through the Bradford Exchange.
Alexander’s artistic journey began at age six, inspired by his father’s ability to create art from a plain sheet of paper. While attending art college, he felt the curriculum diverged from his desire to paint nature. After a discussion with the dean and presenting his portfolio, he was encouraged to pursue self-guided study. Following this, Greg relocated from St. Paul, Minnesota, to the south shore of Lake Superior, where he spent four years living in a remote log cabin. During this period, he honed his artistic skills, developing the ability to create inspiring and captivating art based on his close observations of nature. His dedication and passion for wildlife have positioned him as a premier wildlife artist today.
Greg Alexander currently resides near Ashland, Wisconsin, with his wife Gina and their two daughters, Leisha and Marilyn. This location in the north woods provides him with ongoing inspiration for his art. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Alexander is also a National Registered EMT and a Firefighter, demonstrating a commitment to community service alongside his artistic career.
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