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hand drawn stylistic illustration of a Petroglyph from the National Monument in New Mexico

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cute hand drawn illustration of the petroglyphs in the Anza Borrego National Monument

hand drawn illustration of one of the petroglyphs in Petroglyph National Monument

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by a trip to Hawaii I started researching primitive art from around the world, finding similarities especially in regards to themes. Food the sourcing and hunting of being the most dominant one. This guy what is he? Some demonic figure or just a simple owl?

Inspired by a trip to Hawaii I started researching primitive art from around the world, finding similarities especially in regards to themes. Food the sourcing and hunting of being the most dominate one.

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

Inspired by ancient cave rock carvings and brought to life!

For the eighty-third symbol, I painted a petroglyph commonly found in Northern Europe; a ship. There are many different ships, but they have some things in common in shape. They're thought to be related to renewal rituals, both for spring and when someone died. The texture in the background was created using hairs dipped in paint. Who do you think of when you read this? Maybe someone who has gon through a period of renewal?

The block print reminds me of petroglyphs. It is faded, blotchy, irregular and rustic.

Southwestern representation of a monster.

Petroglyph

Kokopelli - The Trickster, Native American Symbol

how does the ceramist of the past work

Mexican Petroglyph in Mexico City

Because some things are carved in stone, like the majesty of this bird.

Illustration art style derived from a watercolor painting I did of the 1932 Studebaker found on Route 66 in Petroglyph National Park

The forty-sixth symbol is a Neolithic Earth Goddess, according to the assumptions of the archaeologists. The background was painted loosely in blue and green to create a connection to the Earth and textured with water droplets.

Illustration art style derived from a watercolor painting I did of the 1932 Studebaker found on Route 66 in Petroglyph National Park

The 6000 year old gazelle

Photographic montage of petroglyphs at the Rochester Creek Utah rock art site including site location (Longitude and latitude lower right). The Rochester Creek site is known for its bizarre petroglyphs of animal like creatures and other strange things.

A decorative, stylized golden hand print with a spiral palm.

Sun circle, cross and arms.

This hand-carved block print design is based off the Tanum rock art in Sweden. The petroglyphs are thought to be from the Bronze Age and depict a variety of items, animals, and people. Here I have recreated one of the images of a ship with what looks to be a sort of dragon head on either side. I have printed it by hand before scanning it to make this design.

Symbol of the Sun (Petroglyph)

Artist Illustration of a watercolor I painted captures the unique features of an otherworldly figure from Petroglyph National Monument. With its big, round eyes and slender body, this cute drawing could easily be mistaken for an adorable extraterrestrial. Using delicate brushstrokes and a careful choice of colors, I've brought out the intricate details of this fascinating creature, making it a centerpiece of any collection. Whether you love science fiction or natural history, this watercolor is sure to delight and inspire.

Photographic montage of the petroglyphs at Sand Island Utah including the site location (Latitude and longitude lower right).

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"the study of the astronomy of ancient cultures"

the story of a prehistoric honey picker