Welcome to Eric Buechel Fine Art! Here, you will discover a unique blend of fine art, illustration, and photography, along with enchanting stories and poems that resonate with both children and the young at heart. Thank you for visiting!

Three little blackbirds perched high on a tree, Chirping and flapping, so joyful and free. With feathers like shadows and spirits so bright, They dreamed of their futures, their hearts full of light. The first little blackbird, with a spark in her eye, Yearned to be an artist, to paint the blue sky. With a palette of colors, she'd splash, and she'd swirl, Creating a canvas where beauty would twirl. The second, a farmer, with a heart full of grace...

Better known as the King Tut Beetle, this remarkable creature is said to possess magical powers beyond anyone's imagination, captivating the hearts and minds of those who encounter it. Shortly after the renowned archaeologist Howard Carter made the groundbreaking discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, these large and striking beetles, which can range from an impressive 6 to 12 centimeters, began to appear in abundance throughout the Valley of the Kings. The beetles wer

"Divine Embrace: A Heavenly Gathering" By Eric Buechel, Aquatint Engraving, 8" x 10"; set of 30 engravings and several artist proofs The inked plate on the etching press. "Divine Embrace: A Heavenly Gathering" By Eric Buechel Exploring the Theme of Jesus Kissing a Baby The engraving of Jesus kissing a baby serves as the central theme of this artistic endeavor, a project that proved both challenging and deeply contemplative. Capturing such a profound moment required extensive

Arlo harbored a secret dream—he longed to travel back in time to meet a French princess from the 1700s, Marie-Claire.

In shadows deep where whispers dwell, A gaze transcends, a silent spell, A Poem for Leonardo: Leonardo’s hand, with brush so fine, Crafts a visage, divine, benign.

"The Colorful Beetle from Trufflesville" by Eric Buechel In Trufflesville, things never stayed small for long. The town expanded beneath the roots of the Whispering Woods, where mushrooms towered like houses. Orange lantern caps lit the area like streetlamps, blue moon-caps chimed in the wind, and the forest floor sparkled with dew that never evaporated. The truffles were renowned, but the locals knew the true magic lay with their guardian. His name was Brindle. He was not

Ellie, a small, ivory-colored elephant, enjoyed a wonderful life in the Ivory Coast. She had many friends to play with, including chimpanzees, African buffalo, hippopotamuses, and a vulture named Biscuit.

by Eric Buechel Plastic is convenient, cheap, and everywhere. It wraps food, fills shipping boxes, holds drinks, and shows up in products used for minutes but that remain in the environment for generations. That is the basic problem. Plastic is not just a waste issue. It is also a materials issue. Most plastic comes from fossil fuels, does not break down in a clean or simple way, and often ends up as pollution in soil, rivers, oceans, and wildlife habitats. Logging and biodeg

In addition to her fearsome reputation as a pirate, Rita was known for her enchanting singing voice.

"The Adventures of Leo in the Amazon" explores profound themes of teamwork, loyalty, and the transformative power of friendship through Leo's encounters with unforgettable characters: a mighty jaguar named Atlas, a spirited parrot called Repeater, and an endearing sloth named Napster. As Leo navigates symbolic challenges that mirror real-world obstacles children face, readers discover how imagination fuels personal growth and how genuine connections enrich our lives.