Philip Snow

Philip Snow has been painting wildlife and landscape for books, prints and galleries, etc. some 32 years, with work published or shown by various international organisations, and now found in several royal and national collections (e.g. HRH Prince Charles), and many private collections. His work is also driven by a keen ‘spiritual’ interest, having long realised that this still incredibly beautiful, if troubled world and nature, absolutely demands both meaning and a designer, rather than some random ‘Big-Bang’! Philip has also painted a mural illustrating the third day of creation for the Creation Research Jurassic Ark site. Philip’s website: http://www.snowartandbooks.co.uk

HAWAIIAN HONEY CREEPERS are unique birds not found anywhere else. They must have evolved there.

The original question was: Hawaiian birds must have evolved as they are so far from anywhere else and not found anywhere else and the honey creepers are unique, so how do you explain that? Answer by Philip Snow Like the Galapagos Islands, Hawaii is a volcanic chain in the middle of a big ocean. It’s […]