Based in Seattle, WA, Ratna Sari is a distinguished wildlife artist and dedicated conservation advocate, seamlessly blending her art with a deep commitment to raising awareness and supporting wildlife preservation.

Welcome to the captivating world of Ratna’s artistry, where an unwavering passion for endangered species meets exceptional mastery in graphite. In her art practice, Ratna strives to illustrate animals in their natural habitats, weaving in a sense of the quiet intimacy that exists naturally in the wild. When she draws, she becomes fully immersed, feeling as though she blends into the essence of her subject. Her work isn’t just about replicating animals—it’s about capturing the raw spirit and emotional depth of each creature, with a level of detail that evokes life in every line and shadow.

Ratna’s journey began in childhood, surrounded by the beauty of nature, which has remained a driving inspiration. Her career spans rigorous training, prestigious exhibitions in London and Washington, and a unique voice in graphite—a medium she uses with rare expertise to achieve realism and warmth. Her dedication to perfecting her craft has drawn attention from collectors around the world, who are captivated by her art’s lifelike qualities and its invitation to engage in the urgent cause of conservation.

For Ratna, graphite is more than a tool; it’s a constant field of exploration. She refines her techniques relentlessly, pushing the boundaries of realism and discovering new ways to reveal the spirit of her subjects. Each piece is a testament to her skill and passion, achieving an emotional and technical depth that resonates with viewers.