Kim Thompson is an accomplished wildlife artist and illustrator, renowned for her meticulous attention to detail, realism and intimate understanding of the natural world. Trained in Wildlife Illustration at Dyfed School of Art, she has developed a distinguished career spanning painting, illustration and conservation.

Her work has been exhibited with the Society of Women Artists, Society of Equestrian Artists and Society of Feline Artists, as well as at the Exhibition of Wildlife Art and Hampshire Open Studios. She is also a regular artist in residence at Nature in Art and is represented by galleries in the UK, including Palais des Vaches.

Working in oils, acrylics and pencil, Kim draws inspiration from the New Forest and her extensive travels in Africa. Her passion for wildlife extends into conservation, with her work supporting organisations including the Botswana Predator Conservation Trust, Arts for Conservation and Artists for Painted Dogs.