Laura Filbert Zacher
Laura Filbert Zacher is an amateur Missouri artist who has always enjoyed drawing and painting. In recent years she has been exploring watercolors. Her interest for the environment began in the 1970s while studying park management, then community development.
Laura works full time in CD, painting when time allows.
“Female Mallard”
spotted duck in water; Watercolor; 10′ x 12″
“Rose-ringed Parakeet”
Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, India; Watercolor; 10″ x 12″ ;
“Chicory Blossoms and City Water”
Fire protection and summer relief from heat; Watercolor; 5″ x 6″
“Shrimping & Boating from Bayou La Batre, AL, Gulf Coast”
Boat repair rig in a fish- & shrimp-dependent economy; Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″ ;
“I’m hungry!” “Time to leave the nest then”
Eaglet readying to fledge, Disinterested weaning parent (conservation success story – we can do this); Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″
“Machli, mother of Broken Tail”
Killed at Rajasthan RR tracks while wandering unconnected natural areas trying to find a mate – his death changed national tiger protection policy; Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″
“Bear Totem”
Fire-backed silhouette; Watercolor; 10×12″
“Hunting and Fishing”
Snowy Egret on a rock point, depending on bay estuaries; Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″
“Ha Ha Tonka Spring”
Bluffs and pool of water, clean water; Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″
“What about Cheyenne?”
Woman and children at the beach; Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″
“Swamp Life”
Alligator and turtles of endangered bayous and swamps; Watercolor; 11.69″ x 16.53″
“Inferno”
2018 mountain wildfire; Watercolor 10″ x 12″ on medium weight sketchbook paper
“Memorial for Bruno”
tribute to southbound bear during Covid-19 2020; Watercolor; 10 x 12″
Women at war, defending against theft of resources – Ukraine 2022″.
Watercolor; Arches 5 x 6″
“Every Little Boy Everywhere”
Our responsibility of protecting resources for the next 7 generations;Watercolor; 8 x 10″