Discover the Drama of Scratchboard

For the discerning collector who refuses mass-produced décor

I know how hard it is to find art that feels both refined and real—something that elevates your space without feeling pretentious or mass-produced. That’s why I create work that bridges the wild and the curated.

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Captivating Upland Game Birds & Waterfowl

An image of black and white scratchboard engraving of the North Woods of aspen with a road that diverges into two paths with a ruffed grouse flushing. The scene is backlit as the sun sinks down at dusk.

North Woods Nocturne, ruffed grouse among the aspen along “The Road Not Taken”, scratchboard, 11″ x 14″

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Five canada geese emerge from shadow, their forms seem to press against both the frozen surface and the picture plane itself, occupying a measured span of time within winter’s severity. This is a black and white artwork rendered in scratchboard by award-winning wildlife artist Lindsey Kiser.

An Interval of Endurance, canada geese preening on a frozen lake, scratchboard, 16″ x 20″

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Scratchboard artwork of a green heron on a branch. It's a black and white artwork by Kentucky Wildlife Artist Lindsey Kiser.

 

What happens when you spend 60 hours scratching away darkness to reveal a heron’s gaze?

You create something a photograph can’t: the feeling of being seen by the wild.

 

Wood ducks on the nest in black and white by Lindsey Kiser.

Honey, I’m Home!, a family of wood ducks, scratchboard, 18″ x 14″

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Scratchboard artwork of a green heron on a branch. It's a black and white artwork by Kentucky Wildlife Artist Lindsey Kiser.

Master of the Moment, portrait of a green heron, scratchboard, 18″ x 14″

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2026 Art Exhibitions

Image of a Ruffed Grouse rendered in scratchboard by Nature Artist Lindsey Kiser.

Summerfair Select

The artists who were awarded Individual Artists Awards in 2022-2024 exhibited their work together. (Read more.)

Weston Art Gallery, Aronoff Center for the Arts, Cincinnati, Ohio – November 21, 2025 through January 11, 2026.

The photograph is of original black and white artwork in scratchboard of a hummingbird visiting white Clethra blossoms.

Kentucky Crafted Market

Hosted by the Kentucky Arts Council, the Kentucky Crafted Market takes place annually at the Kentucky Horse Park, Alltech Arena, in March. 

Image of a crowd of artists and collectors at the awards reception for the St George Plein Air Art Festival in St. George, Utah where Scratchboard Artist Lindsey Kiser was awarded first place for her 2' x 3" miniature scratchboard of Ash Down Gorge.

St George Plein Air Art Festival

Seventy-five artists from 3 countries and 16 states participated in the 2026 George Plein Air Art Festival April 5-11, 2026, in southern Utah. Lindsey Kiser was awarded first place for Ash Down Gorge: Pure & Flameless, scratchboard, 2″ x 3″, which is now in a private collection.

Black and white scratchboard art of a delicate dragonfly perched on a blossom rendered by wildlife artist Lindsey Kiser.

Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, The Original

This show is a USA Today Top Ten Outdoor Art Fair held in Ann Arbor, Michigan, July 16-18, 2026.

About Artist Lindsey Kiser

I am an exhibiting visual artist, published illustrator, wife, and mother of two darling daughters. We live in the South on three acres with two ponds. The sound of spring peepers lulls us to sleep at night and the cackle of geese wakes us each morning.

Inspiration comes during long periods of immersion in the outdoors on our front porch observing hummingbirds in action, in the field with our bird dogs, and on travels to wilderness areas.

I make art in two series. The first “Art that Honors the Hunt” is made for sportsmen and women who do all things with integrity, have a discerning eye for quality, and value habitat conservation. The “Garden of Wonders” series is for gardeners, like me, who love feeding hummingbirds and designing flower beds with native plants to attract pollinators.  Learn more here.

Don't miss her mixed media Wildlife Art collection.

If you like scratchboard, you’ll love her wildlife art rendered in ink on clay. In this mixed media collection, Lindsey uses  brushes and eye droppers to apply ink washes to the bone white clay panels and then scratches out highlights and details as with traditional scratchboard work. Browse this small, but growing collection today.

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