Wildlife Baseball T-Shirts

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Baby goats :)

white tiger cub

Digital painting of the face of the tiger.

Aardvarks are awesome! If you think ant eaters are the coolest thing in the world then this is the gift for you! Featuring a cool looking aardvark going about his business. This is a great gift for both kids and adults who love aardvarks!

Drawn by hand!

Animal illustration

Grumpy Beaver

Hope you like it.

Bangkok-based Chalermphol Harnchakkham is a self-taught illustrator whose unique work is inspired by Pug, French bulldog Fitness and Dream. Chalermphol creates art to express himself and enjoys making people smile with his artwork.

Galah pink cockatoo

I enjoyed working on this Orangutan piece, I think the pose of the figure works really well in displaying their laid back demeanor. I also wanted to make the colours pop in this piece to enhance the outcome of the prints

trash panda

Climb the highest mountain, just to get a better view.

Frog Rainforest Circular Save Rainforest Environmental design for those who are interested in wildlife conservation. Unique artwork with original rustic tropical jungle scene with Tree Frog in vintage style. Frogs populations are in danger from deforestation, help raise awareness with this design.

Art by @zdrasteyadima

Colored pencil drawing of a Kakapo by Tim Jeffs

Simple drawing.

Squirrels Not Permitted

Did I scare you?

Colored pencil drawing of a Slow Loris by Tim Jeffs

Hope you like it!

Hello, little fella!

Crawn Girl

Colored pencil drawing of a Snowy Owl by Tim Jeffs

Hope you like it.

Hope you like it!

flamingo

Have yourself a trashy little christmas

A collection of animal illustration in a minimalistic style using only straight lines!

Painting in acrylics on canvas board

A colorful hummingbird but vined flowers

Ghost wolf with magical powers guarding the enchanted forest.

Alligator Watercolor Painting

Cotton-top tamarins are a critically endangered small monkey that are found in the tropical forests of north west Colombia where they are an important seed disperser. Habitat loss and the illegal pet trade have been factors in the decline of this species. Prior to the ban on international trade of tamarins in 1976, tens of thousands of them were exported for biomedical research. These highly social monkeys live in small familial groups in trees with foliage cover. They spend the day foraging, resting, travelling, and grooming, always on the lookout for potential predators. Photo taken at Taronga Zoo, Sydney.