Discover the fox through symbolism, British folklore and original wildlife art in this free illustrated guide by British wildlife artist Karie-Ann Cooper.
Meet four individually drawn foxes, discover the meanings woven around them, and follow their stories back to the real woods, paths and places that inspired the artwork.
✦ Fox meanings & folklore • Original fox artwork • The Four Foxes • Forest of Dean inspiration ✦
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It brings together fox symbolism and folklore with my original pastel fox artwork, the Four Foxes and the real woodland places that inspired their stories.
Explore Fox Symbolism & Folklore
Discover the qualities traditionally associated with foxes: adaptability, intelligence, instinct, thresholds, hidden paths and quiet observation.
Meet Four Original Foxes
Discover Dusk Dweller, Watcher of the Misty Veil, Twilight Gatekeeper and Silent Ember through artwork created by hand in soft pastel.
See Symbolism Through the Artwork
The guide connects each fox with the character, landscape and meanings that shaped the finished artwork — so it becomes something to explore visually as well as read.
Discover the Real Woods Behind the Stories
Follow the foxes back to the Forest of Dean and the real woods, paths and places that helped inspire their imagined world.
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These are the emails I send from my studio as each new British wildlife artwork takes shape.
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✦ British Wildlife Art • Folklore • Woodland Stories • Real Wild Places ✦
I’m Karie-Ann Cooper, a British wildlife artist working in soft pastel.
The four foxes in your guide are part of The Woodland Realm — a growing collection of British wildlife artwork, stories and places inspired by the landscape around my home in the Forest of Dean.
The foxes came first. As the collection grows they are joined by badgers, woodland birds, river creatures and other British wildlife, with each new artwork revealing another part of the wider Realm.
You don’t need to know anything about the Woodland Realm to enjoy the guide. The foxes are simply where the story begins.