Cynthia Kulp - Wildlife Artist
Art and nature have always played an important role in Cynthia Kulp's life; she drew and painted from the first time she can remember. She received her first oil painting set at the age of 7, which began a life-long exploration and passion for painting. While attending Rhode Island School of Design, she diligently studied color theory and animal anatomy at RISD's famous Nature Lab.
At that time, Cynthia discovered a new obsession: parrots. She eagerly devoured information and became acquainted with several bird breeders in the area. Cynthia has spent almost 15 years raising and studying parrots. She has written articles for bird related magazines such as Companion Parrot Quarterly and AFA Watchbird in addition to working with many parrot conservation organizations such as WPT, RSCF and CPQ raising money through donated paintings.
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