Angie Crotty

In a small studio tucked away in Western Australia, Angie Crotty takes to her canvas like a poet with a pen, her soft pastels and colored pencils weaving tales of the wild. Born in Perth in 1970, Angelena grew up with the Australian bush as her backyard and the rhythmic hum of nature as her soundtrack. She didn’t just hear it—she felt it, deep in her bones.

Art was always there, a steady whisper in the background of her life. But it wasn’t until 2019, when a seismic shift upended her world, that she truly listened. That’s when she decided to give herself fully to her craft, turning passion into purpose and purpose into something remarkable.

Her work isn’t just realism—it’s reverence. Angie captures the soul of the natural world in a way that commands attention. A tiger’s piercing gaze, the delicate veins of a eucalyptus leaf, the quiet dignity of a tiny bird perched on a branch—these aren’t just subjects; they’re stories, a plea for connection. 

Angie doesn’t create for accolades, though she’s earned her share—locally, nationally, internationally. She creates because she believes, fiercely and unapologetically, in the intrinsic value of the natural world. Every feather, every fur strand, every blade of grass she sketches is a testament to her unwavering belief that every living thing matters, that without them, we are lost.

Through AngPetArt & Nature, Angie dares us to pause and see what’s at stake. She reminds us that the earth is our shared canvas and every stroke matters. It’s art with a mission, a message, and a legacy—one that, if she has her way, will inspire generations to fight for this fragile, beautiful world we call home