You can now vote for the coveted People's Choice Award at the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year exhibition. I would be so grateful of your support to bolster the impact of one of my submissions: Hannah Shergold - What Lies Beneath or Hannah Shergold - Splashing You only get one vote per email address, so a vote for 'What Lies Beneath' would really help this piece reach more people and improve its chances of raising vital funds for DSWF. Thank you so much in advance.

1st - 6th July Mall Galleries, London Two of Hannah's original artworks have this year been shortlisted for the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year competition. 'Splashing' (pictured) is an energetic, liquid acrylic piece depicting an elephant charging through the water, and 'What Lies Beneath' is an explosion of energy as a herd of wildebeest brave the murky river waters. For more information click the link to each painting below.

In recognition of her business success and philanthropic endeavours, Hannah has been nominated as a finalist for a prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year award. The Ex-Forces in Business Awards is the world’s largest celebration of military veterans in second careers. Taking place in London, Glasgow and Washington DC, the awards are dedicated to providing a much-needed platform for uncovering and showcasing the business achievements of ex-military, presenting them as role models to service leavers, and recognising the employers that support current and former members of the British Armed Forces. To find out more, click the link below.

Interviewed by arts writer Janet Menzies, Hannah features as this month's artist-of-the-month in The Field magazine, where she talks about the cross over of traits that have served her throughout her military and artistic careers.

Poppy, a 9-year-old artist who has suffered from leukaemia, made a wish to have her own art exhibition. With the help of Hannah and other artists, the Art of Wishes and the Make a Wish Foundation hosted an exhibition of Poppy's work at Christie's in London's Mayfair.

Missed the Cheltenham exhibition? You can now browse the virtual tour live from your living room. Click the floor dots to walk around, and tap the Information points to read more about each painting.

29th Feb: Evening preview 1st - 6th March: Open daily Hannah will host an exhibition of her artwork in central Cheltenham, with brand new paintings and a chance to secure previous pieces in the sale. The exhibition will see 20% of the proceeds donated to Tusk, the Injured Jockeys Fund and Retraining of Racehorses (RoR). To stay updated with information about the opening preview event and weekend opening hours please click the button below.

Hannah is delighted to see her painting, We Three Kings, gracing the windows of the Roundhouse showroom on Cheltenham's Promenade. This luxury brand delivers the ultimate in bespoke, indulgent design and is the perfect match for the artwork.

Where does it all come from? What's the drive behind the big career change, the obsessive perfectionism, the drive to learn and the fear of failure. Hannah joins leadership guru Kate Brassington for a deep dive into psychology, motivation and the need for balance.

Hannah's contribution to the Tusk gorilla trail went to auction in Covent Garden on the 20th November and raised an astonishing £10,000 for African wildlife conservation.

Hannah's showcase painting, We Three Kings, took pride of place at Cheltenham Racecourse's November Meeting. Following an incredible reception, the painting can now be viewed by appointment at Hannah's Cheltenham studio. as she donates a percentage to racehorse welfare, local community projects and injured jockeys. Meet Hannah in the comfort of a specially-designed, private display space to discuss the painting, its creation and the wonderful charities that will benefit from its sale.

In September 2023 Hannah's portrait of Lieutenant General Sir Tyrone Urch KBE was unveiled by the Corps of Royal Engineers in Chatham, Kent.