Crab Creature Hoodies

Mermaid old sketch.

This "Crabby" design is perfect for anyone who loves sea creatures, the ocean, or who is just plain crabby! This cute watercolor crab image would be perfect for beach combers, crab lovers, marine biologists, or that lovable grouch in your life!

I'm feeling a little crabby today. Buy Me! Don't forget to check out all our products at Teepublic in our store, Eclectic Warrior 101.

Crab Monster Sea Creature by Miranda Church www.mirandachurch.com

Griff Clawson is a top-ranked speed walker in Dimension 426. Once disqualified for “skittering” he regained his title after an amendment to the rules promoted by fellow crablike athletes. Walk on, Griff Clawson! Original character hand drawn by artist David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

I'm a hermit!

A comicbook style illustration of a War Crab!

Crab

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An Automatic Drawing that ended up looking like a giant hermit crab destroying a city.

Queen Crab, queen of the sea. Snip snap

Hazy morning walk for the IOP crab.

Queen Crab, queen of the sea line art. Snip snap

A crab-rabbit hybrid.

A fun lil' crab

Very tasty !

Summer time and warm waters have ideal conditions to strengthen friendship bond with sea creatures, even with the weirdest and most dangerous. Even if you feel like swimming with the enemy, even if it seems to be a risky impossible mission! Respect and friendly mood are the key!

Old public domain image of Ernst Haeckel's Kunstformen der Natur Aspidonia Limulidae from 1904 that I modified, colored, cutout, and shadowed to make a great image for a shirt. Includes horseshoe crabs, sea scorpion, trilobites, etc

A digitally edited photograph of a fiddler crab.

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Hermit crab in a human skull

Sweet hermit crab decides to go out of its shell. It does not feel completely ready, it does not feel safe. That's why it takes its shell, its home, on a wheeled board, close to it, just in case of need. Until make sure that the virus is gone and that everything is OK?

This hermit crab.... is a B.A.

Risograph style crabs on a pink background

A Crab drawn in a cool Tribal art style, painted all over. A great gift idea for crab lovers everywhere.

meet sophia the giant crab

Discover the timeless allure of our 'Evolution? No Thanks' Horseshoe Crab Design! This unique design pays homage to the incredible horseshoe crab, an ancient species that has remained virtually unchanged for millions of years. It humorously plays on the idea of the crab saying 'no' to evolution, showcasing its iconic, prehistoric shape. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, marine biologists, and anyone with an appreciation for the enduring wonders of evolution. Whether for educational purposes, apparel, or home decor, this design is a fascinating tribute to one of nature's most enduring survivors.

Just a dude giving a crab a tattoo. With paint. It's fine.

An adorable Hermit Crab with an Ice Cream Shell. This delightful illustration features a charming hermit crab sporting an unconventional yet utterly delightful ice cream cone as its shell. With colorful scoops of ice cream stacked atop one another, this design is sure to sweeten anyone's day. Perfect for those who love a touch of whimsy and sweetness in their lives, this Hermit Crab with an Ice Cream Shell design is bound to bring smiles wherever it goes.

One-eyed beetle looks a bit repulsive, but has sensitive soul and tiny baby boots

Crabs

A Crab drawn in a cool Tribal art style with a foil feel. A great gift idea for crab lovers everywhere.

Crab Spiders are characterised by their resemblance to a crab, with the front two pairs of legs much larger than the rear two pairs. Members of this family do not spin webs, and are ambush predators. They have dull colorations such as brown, grey, or very bright green, pink, white or yellow. They gain their name from the shape of their body, and they usually move sideways or backwards.

Crab Spiders are characterised by their resemblance to a crab, with the front two pairs of legs much larger than the rear two pairs. Members of this family do not spin webs, and are ambush predators. They have dull colorations such as brown, grey, or very bright green, pink, white or yellow. They gain their name from the shape of their body, and they usually move sideways or backwards.