I was pleased to expose at the "Mondy nature school", http://www.mondy.fr a school and highschool where the futur nature workers and managers studie.
Among photographers, a movie maker and an other bird drawer (Alexis Nouhaillat wich is the second time we expose side by side in 1 month….). I was very impressed by the work of Yoann Peyrard, a bat photographer who make amazing pictures ! http://yo.peyrard.26.free.fr/
Many thanks to Benjamin and it’s class and Olivier Benoit-Gonin to received us so nicely and for this wonderfull two days.
Below, 2 Italian Wolves, the species You can find in the french Alps.
I received a card game of wich I draw the figures, birds and mammals from different landscapes (mountains, seashore, etc…) I made about 40 animal illustrations for it and you can see some on this blog or on my website www.emmanuelcappe.net.
I present a new exhibition of my last paintings, drawings and illustrations at the "Nature House" (Maison de la Nature et de l’Environnement, in french) in Grenoble France . I’m glad to present my work beside of another professional illustrator like me, Alexis Nouhailat and amateur drawers of our association of bird and wildlife protection : Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux, Birdlife in France. 
On summertime, I work as a nature guide ; I draw this kingfisher at the end of a warm day on the side of the Isere river the place where I worked…
A sketch of a Citril Finch I done last summer close to my home. It’s for a next painting, for a serie of birds and animals (mammals, insects, butterflies, etc…) of the mountains. You’ll can see them on this blog when they will be published…
on the sketch from above, we can see the bill is a little deformed, probably due to the impact against he window.
I made this thrush sketch (um, it’s hard to say more even for a french!) last week. This day, there were a lot of snow here and this bird was probably attracted by the tree’s reflects on the windows (the outside was very bright and the inside of my house dark, so I suppose that the windows were like mirrors…) 