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ARCHANGEL is a series of paintings that delve into the intricate relationships between the human form and the intangible essence that lies within. Where Form Meets Essence, Archangel explores the convergence of physical appearance and inner reality, revealing the beauty and complexity of human experience.
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THE TIDES OF CHANGE PROJECT is a collection of paintings by artist James Havens highlighting the urgent need for conservation and protection of coastal Southern California's endangered species and habitats, as the tides of change shape their world.
The painting also pays tribute to the resilience of the coastal ecosystem, which has faced numerous challenges, including the devastating impact of the Palisades fires.
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NPRW | TIDES OF CHANGE -| Artist James Havens and NOAA Fisheries Alaska join forces to raise awareness about the critically endangered Northern Pacific Right Whale. With fewer than 50 individuals remaining, this life-sized mural inspires advocacy, sparks conversation, and supports conservation efforts to safeguard the future of this iconic species.
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The project brings new life to the historic Forest Service Ranger Station house (1917) and barn (1934), both listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Our vibrant mural depicts the Ranger Station Park in a unique blend of black and white and color, with cacti, a ranger on horseback, and artist Lillian Wilhelm Smith at work.
SOLD | Permanent Collection | City of Sedona
AS THE GOLDEN LIGHT OF THE SUNSET FADES and the moon rises, Balguda disappears into the misty veil of Tsavo, a haunting reminder of the fragility of our planet's majestic creatures. I'm thrilled to conclude the Balguda | Tuskers of Alkebulan project, a journey that has deepened my passion for conservation. Join me this spring for the official unveiling and conservation outreach at the 2026 Safari Club International | Alaska Chapter banquet.
SOLD | Corporate Collection
Welcome to my SoCal Coastal Conservation Project, a series of paintings dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting our beautiful coastlines. This inaugural piece, set against the stunning backdrop of Newport Beach, California, captures the serene beauty of a snowy egret walking along the shore, juxtaposed with the raw power of the crashing surf.
SOLD | Private Collection
THE THIRD IN THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SERIES - "SEDONA CANVAS 1" is the first of 10 new original landscape paintings featuring breathtaking Sedona, Arizona.
This original painting brings to life and captures the essence of this enchanting locale and includes several very special treasures located in the Sedona area. Spotlighting the critically threatened desert bald eagle and ancient tracks of a prehistoric reptile predating the dinosaurs.
SOLD | Corporate Collection
Introducing "CRAIG | Tuskers of Alkebulan Project." With James Havens’s next wildlife conservation project, we will be heading to Africa on a journey of discovery through the creation of a hand painted, life-sized oil-on-canvas portrait of 53 year old Craig, one of the most famous of Africa's few remaining big tusked elephants. Artist James Havens along with photographer and professional guide, Brian Montalbo are teaming up to raise awareness for the ongoing wildlife conservation efforts to help save the last of these remaining rare giants.
SOLD | Available to highest bidder
"THE COOK INLET BELUGA PROJECT" 2023 features Alaska’s critically endangered Beluga Whales of Cook Inlet Alaska. The location featured within the painting is the important archeological Beluga point site located on Cook Inlet’s Turnagain Arm, Alaska.
SOLD | Corporate Collection
02/8/2024 -NBC ALASKA Ch. 2 news feature with Eric Soil & artist James Havens - Start of the Tuskers of Alkebulan Project!
"Tahoe | Transcendance" features the moment of transcendence and rebirth. This piece is a special piece offers significant meaning and insight into what next.
SOLD | Private Collection
"Return of the King” features a battle-scarred Golden Eagle perched atop a high mountain cliff surveying its vast territory in Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska. This scene has been repeated for millennia although with different actors and connected through an unbroken link.
Return of the king is the conclusion and companion piece to the Northern Tyrant King project.
SOLD | Private Collection
Seawolf features a lone Orca Whale silently drifting just beneath the surface on a misty morning in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
SOLD | Private Collection
The 2021 Winter Solstice painting titled “Eternal Sunrise” features Denali and the Alaska Range as viewed from Big Lake, Alaska lit by the rising solstice sun on a crisp clear winter morning.
SOLD | Private Collection
"Arctic Nomad" features a life-sized, hands painted oil painting featuring the iconic Alaskan Woolly Mammoth. the Woolly Mammoth is Alaska's official state fossil and is part of a larger, new discovery currently unfolding.
SOLD | Permanent Museum Collection
"Return of the King” features a battle-scarred Golden Eagle perched atop a high mountain cliff surveying its vast territory in Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska. This scene has been repeated for millennia although with different actors and connected through an unbroken link.
Return of the king is the conclusion and companion piece to the Northern Tyrant King project.
SOLD | Private Collection
"Northern Tyrant King” represents new ongoing Nanuqsaurus discoveries in multiple locations of Alaska including Denali National Parkas well as the North slope of Alaska. Many new discoveries are featured in the painting including size, primitive feathers, sexual dimorphism as well as newly discoverd Nanuqsaurus young!
SOLD | Private Collection
Introdicing Alaska's Ugrunaaluk kuukpikensis (oo-GREW-na-luck KOOK-pik-en-sis), a type of duck-billed dinosaur depicted in our painting by James Havens that once roamed the North Slope of Alaska in herds, living in darkness for months at a time and probably experiencing snow. The work is now featured in the permanent collection of Museum of the North in Fairbanks, Alaska and is displayed as a center piece of the main atrium. This piece was also the selected winner of the 2015 SVP National Geographic Lanzendorf Award for best 2-D art.
SOLD | Permanent Museum Collection
Talkeetn Mountains / Cretaceous Ocenas features recent ancient marine discoveries from Alaska’s Talkeetna mountiains. The mural includes Alaska’s first documented instances of two distinct prehistoric marine reptiles: Elasmosaurus and mosasaurus. Also featured in the mural is Alaska’s first and only armored dinosaur, the ankylosaur - Edmontonia as well as pterosaurs, the giant clam Inoceramus, a six gilled shark and two unique type of ammonites - Diplomoceras cylindraceum ( a sub-specie) and Menuites nelchinensis.)
SOLD | Permanent Museum Collection
This hand sculpted original work by artist James Havens represents a new specie of elasmosaurus name “Nakonanectes bradti" recently discovered in Montana. The sculpture was created by blending the cutting edge of 3D scanning of the actual fossil, the digital reconstruction and repair of the fossil and 3D printing of the accurately reconstructed skull. The cutting edge 3D work was done by the world renowned 3D expert team of Jesse Pruitt and Nicholas Clement of the Idaho Virtualization Laboratory. Artist James Havens then applied a forensic hand sculpted clay sculpture, “fleshing out” the digital print.
SOLD | Private Collection
Alaska’s Very Own Horned Dinosaur, Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum: A new species of Ceratopsian (Horned dinosaur) Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum, has been discovered from the Prince Creek formation of the North Slope in the northernmost region of Alaska. The species is based on two fragments of the bones that formed the frill as well as a partial skull. To date the specie is unique and and found only in Alaska.
SOLD | Permanent Museum Collection
“Denali Pterosaur, Cretaceous Alaska” features the pterosaur that left a hand impression discovered in Denali National Park, in July of 2009. The discovery marked the first confirmed documentation of pterosaurs this far north and is a hallmark in regards to Alaskan paleontology.
SOLD | Permanent Museum Collection
ADN Feature: James Havens | Talkeetna Oceans Project

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