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Description: 6 New Zealand birds. I drew these out as a mural a few years ago. Recently I decided to remake them graphically, it was a fun project for me. Revisiting my old work using technology to improve and refine my early work. I used Koru patterns. The koru (Māori for "loop" is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling silver fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace. New Zealand has so many wonderful birds, we are lucky to have them. Featuring Takahe, Kiwi, Fantail, Silvereye, Rock Wren, and Tomtit. A great gift for a Kiwi who misses home, or even one that you want to remind how great home is.
Description: Great shark apparel for men, women, dad, mom, wife, husband, boys, girls, teens, and kids. Shark stuff for ocean animal fan, dad, mom, grandpa, grandma, husband, and wife, or anyone studying marine biology or conservationists, or biologists. Distressed shark novelty graphic design for a birthday, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Father's Day, Mother's Day. Funny shark clothing for boys. A gift to shark lovers. Types Of Shark Identification for scuba divers or Fisherman. Fun Shark apparel kids.
Description: Endangered Species – Save The Orangutans. Save Orangutan design for those interested in Endangered animals and love Orangutans. Help raise awareness for the Orangutan. Orangutan numbers are dwindling and rainforests are disappearing through deforestation. Show your appreciation of the Orangutan with this design.
Description: This design includes the following animals: giraffe, elephant, ring-tailed lemur, toucan, camel, bald eagle, ostrich, llama, polar bear, bat, flamingo, panda bear, orangutan, wolf, musk ox, dog, cat, tiger, koala, octopus, mouse, bullfrog, alligator, cardinal, turtle, salamander, scorpion, snake, fox, skunk, capybara, penguin, dragonfly, and human. Copyright 2024 Veronica Foster / Mermaid Ronnie, All Rights Reserved
Conservationist, Ecology, Animal Rights, Endangered Species, Humans Are Animals Too Pin
by MermaidRonnie
$3.25
Description: An educational fish-themed design celebrating the variety of freshwater fish species and aquatic life. Featuring a biology-inspired approach to fish identification, the artwork combines natural history, fishing culture, and freshwater ecology. Perfect for young anglers, fishing enthusiasts, biology students, nature lovers, aquarium fans, and anyone fascinated by freshwater wildlife, fish species, aquatic ecosystems, and the science of fish.
Description: A detailed freshwater fish design showcasing a variety of popular species found in lakes, rivers, and streams. Combining educational appeal with outdoor adventure, this artwork highlights recognizable game fish and native freshwater wildlife. Perfect for anglers, fishing enthusiasts, and nature lovers who appreciate fish identification, sport fishing, and the rich diversity of freshwater ecosystems.
Description: Trypanohyncha Ocellus consisted of a smooth rounded body that featured a number of ocular irises attached to a system of tentacles that the creature can extend or retract. The tentacles were extremely strong, and served to climb into the ocular cavity of another living organism and dislodge the eyes. After Trypanohyncha Ocellus settled into the socket and replaced the eye, the creature took over the ocular pathways to the organism's brain. This overrode host body's neurotransmissions to the rest of its body. Once in the eye socket, the many body of the creature could change and resemble the eye of the host creature. The multiple irises appeared to combine to create a single iris.
