Snail Slug Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Funny snail and slug showing different ways of protection at these difficult times of pandemic. The snail wears its home shell and the slug wears a face mask. They seem to understand each other particular situation

its a slug fest!

just a snail

Would you eat it?

The spiritual meaning of slugs is letting go & moving slow.

stylized slug

Anatomy of a Snail

It's coming for you

Hope you like it!

Slimy snail

Shield Release - Release The Beast "Cyborg Slug"

Ground yourself prior to entry

this slug boi is coming at you from a 90's dream

Drawing of blue slug

A comicbook style illustration of a snail.

Land slug

white snail, ink texture, sketch style

TODDART

original illustrations by tom of finland

Uc Santa Cruz Banana Slugs

Snail painting

slug

Snail emergency.

slg

I was playing around, trying to maximise the distortion offered by the wide-angle capabilities of my lens. Grace's latest pet snail! ( :

snail

Lineart

If you're into the slimy animal known as the gastropod -- then let the world know with this cool snail shirt. This ain't no insect! This funny snail tshirt makes the perfect gift for any snail lover or bug & wildlife enthusiast. No escargot allowed!

Inktober 2020 day 11 : Disgusting. What about a tasty snail carrying whipped cream and a cherry, as if he was a cupcake ?! Nice halloween costume for a snail, isn't it ?!

Purple furry snail

Slug Tears TM

Snail symbolism is letting you know that you need to slow down!

oh god! it looks right at you!!!

Slug Tears TM

Copyright of all these designs belongs to the artist (Meghan Wallace or Doodle by Meg LLC) and may not be reproduced by anyone other than the artist for sale or any other commercial use. In accordance with Intellectual Property Policies my designs have been created using my own process and personal references. With that said if you like my style, are interested in commission design work, or interested in licensing my work feel free to email or DM me!

In 2021, I participate in Inktober 52: every week, I draw on a theme proposed by the Inktober event. This one is sticking.