Baboon Mugs
Description: Yellow Baboon, Papio cynocephalus, in Amboseli National Park, Kenya, East Africa. This species has yellow brown to yellow grey fur. Their cheek hair is lighter than the hair on top of their head. Adult males have a mane and infants are born with a black coat. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in African Art & Photography & Other Groups.)
Description: A screaming, fanged baboon clutches a shattered 65-inch TV in "Doorbuster Carnage," framed by warnings for "Extreme Savings, Extreme Consequences," "Keep Shopping or Die" and "Final Sale: No Mercy, No Refunds," with a readout of "Store Hours: Dawn to Casualty" beneath spiky chrome lettering. Feral, frantic and built for anyone who has survived a Black Friday stampede. A fun pick for retail workers, bargain hunters, holiday shopping cynics, or anyone who has fought over the last big-screen deal.
Description: Formal clothing gives this stern baboon an oddly dignified presence, while its vivid red muzzle and blue facial markings command attention. Strong contrast and humanlike styling make the piece ideal for primate enthusiasts, eccentric portrait fans, and collectors of unconventional animal characters.
Description: Channel primal folklore and indie botanical mysticism with this narrative-rich jungle still life. Standing at the center is a swollen caudiciform succulent bonsai rooted inside a round, wood-textured vessel branded with an all-seeing eye. Supporting the composition is an ancient Mediterranean-style terracotta plaque carved with a prowling amber tiger inside meander-wave borders.
