Forest Merch

The Shadow - Ida Rentoul Outhwaite A fairy sees her shadow

Wilderness Within

watercolor by Eugene Grasset (1841-1917) Three women floating through the forest in the company of black wolves, on a creepy night. Don't ask about the French Horn. You don't want to know.

African Art

Burgle Your Turts_quot_ - Over the Garden Wall turtles

Cute Panda Holding Love Cartoon

Wolf and the moon

The nodosaurid Sauropelta takes a nice stroll through a serene Early Cretaceous forest sunset.

Hope you like it.

California Redwoods

Walter in an autumn forest.

Digital artwork created by the studio Aégis Illustration.

Tree Wisdom

Bird blue

Moutain escape

An intriguing witchy house in a snowy forest.

Represent the gang.

Tree Surgeon

A series of my favourite inktober pieces I did this year.

A design of a mystical shinto shrine in a forest area, inspired by Japanese culture.

This is an illustration of a white wolf.

This is an abstract illustration of an orangutan.

Minimalist temple turtle

My cutie Damien being cute.

Nature Series

Without a telescope, the average person can see around 2,500 to 3,000 stars under optimal conditions. However, in areas with high light pollution, this number may be significantly reduced. With a telescope, the number of visible stars increases dramatically. The exact number depends on the size and quality of the telescope, as well as the observing conditions. A small amateur telescope can reveal thousands of additional stars beyond what is visible to the naked eye. Larger telescopes, such as those used by professional observatories, can detect millions or even billions of stars. It's important to note that the total number of stars in the universe is incredibly vast. There are estimated to be billions of galaxies,

Save The Trees, it's life.

Minnesota Vintage Travel Poster Land of 10,000 Lakes

A perfect nature scene

This is more of an experimental piece, and I love how it turned out

One planet, One Chance

My digital surreal nature painting and collage artwork featuring the wolf and his animal brothers in the forests and mountains.

Work in prep for a larger bison painting.