The Headshots series is a close-up on species that have been brought close to extinction because of hunting, habitat-loss and climate change. While many of the paintings are of whole creatures, there is a particular focus upon their heads. This echoes the idea of ‘trophy hunting’ that has brought some species to the brink of extinction, and it also conveys the individuality of the subjects. So far, these have included a lion, a pangolin (a scaly anteater trapped and hunted for their scales that are traded across the world by are especially used in ‘traditional’ Chinese medicine), an osprey, a silverback mountain gorilla, a snow leopard and a hawksbill sea turtle.