Corvus Corax Kids T-Shirts

CORVUS

Raven in black and white

Created with the finest gene-seed, don't mind the pale skin.

North America common raven (Corvus corax principalis) in snow, Yosemite National Park, California, USA.

Close up at a North America common raven (Corvus corax principalis), Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

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Close up at a North America common raven (Corvus corax principalis), Banff National Par, Alberta, Canada, in black and white.

Corvus is a small constellation in the Southern Celestial Hemisphere. Its name means "raven" in Latin. This eye-catching design is perfect for anyone that likes astronomy, planets, stars, galaxies, or astrology. If you're looking for a unique gift for an astronomy student or space lover, look no further!

Step into The Skull Club and let the spirit of Corvus corax guide you. Our captivating design featuring the majestic raven is a must-have for those who embrace gothic elegance and seek to make a bold statement with their fashion choices.

The common raven, Corvus corax

The world soul...an intrinsic connection between all living things on the planet.

A crow singing after a day working on the field.

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A Raven singing after a day on the field.

The 'Anything but Common' Raven

Portrait of a black raven with one glowing eye Portrait of a black raven with one glowing eye - photograph processed with texture overlays

A Raven (Corvus corax) has come to bring a gift of a heart shaped, ruby, gemstone.

Raven skeleton with the scientific name, Corvus Corax.

A majestic raven looks out over his territory. Native Americans saw the raven as a creator of light and also as a trickster. I used a textured effect to give the image a little mystery and surreal look.

A textured, gothic image of a single raven also known as a blackbird.

A raven perched on a rock, always on alert. The raven often symbolizes death or an ill omen.

A washed ink drawing of a raven. The bird is sitting on a small stump. The bird looks to the left and his belly is to the right, he looks back. The raven sits quietly and looks at you kindly. Ravens are very intelligent birds. The raven is the largest bird in the crow family. In mythology, ravens often fulfill an important role, as messengers of gods, but also as symbols of mischief. In Christianity, it is a symbol of sin in contrast to the white dove which embodies pure goodness.

Raven prints.

Bird made with watercolor graphite, acrylic and pencil. Corvus corax

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It is the symbol of warrior sovereignty. It is, along with the crow, associated with the Bodb. If it is a warrior symbol, it is also associated with hunting, wisdom and knowledge. Black and noble prince judging the world from a golden chestnut. From a photography of Dan Newcomb. https://www.flickr.com/people/9453805@N07/

A majestic raven portrait in an ornate oak leaf oval frame. I loved painting the detailed feathers of this dramatic bird!

For lovers of bird skulls!

A retro-inspired illustration of the Common Raven (or Corvus Corax if Latin is your thing)

I find the corvids, quite striking, I don't know why they seem to get such bad press and deemed as bad omens just because of their all black colour... the jackdaws have beautiful blue eyes and the ravens very stunningly sharp sleek looking beaks... The Celtic peoples strongly associated corvids with war, death and the battlefield - due to their scavenging on a carrion diet - but without them we would be fighting more environmental battles - as they help to keep our farmlands and woodland free of disease and strengthen the gene pool by weeding out weak prey items.