Manta Posters and Art Prints

Maori Manta

German sportcar

Enjoy Hawaii's beautiful manta ray, drawn in a traditional style

Opel Manta Group B by PjesusArt

Manta

This is from a series of 12 illustrations I made in late 2015 where one of the main characters in my books swim meets various marine animals. For a short time I had a slight obsession with manta rays, which resulted in this. Thank you for watching!

Caricature illustration of an Opel Manta A by Richard Yeomans

Manta ray design with bold colours and detailed, nature inspired patterns.

Lesser Known Holiday Specials... Here Comes Manta Claus design by Peppermint Narwhal

German sportcar

My hand-drawn colored pencil manta ray

Draw with ador

Opel Manta 400 Group B Rothmans

Black and white Giant Manta Ray realistic pen drawing.

Opel Manta 400 Group B Bastos

Opel Manta 400 Group B Sachs

Opel Manta 400 Group B EuroTeam

Manta ray with space Colors

Manta Ray

Manta Ray Tribal Design

Opel Manta (A) Silhouette

classy pic of the villain

Manta Ray stingray cartoon.

Mandala manta ray design

Opel Manta 400 Group B Andrews

Opel Manta 400 Group B ACDelco

Manta Bay.

illustartion mantas

A quick design.

This Manta Ray – We All Share This Planet is part of our design series which is meant to raise awareness about our planet’s health, biodiversity, clean seas, overfishing, and individual animals. The manta rays are found mostly in tropical waters and they are in a vulnerable status on the IUCN list. This design is a great gift idea for anybody who cares about our Planet Earth’s future, loves fish and animals, and wants to live in harmony with Mother Nature. This Manta Ray design is also available with black outlines, on light colors. Check it out!

Aquaman's greatest Villian

Banded together from remote galaxies are thirteen of the most sinister villains of all time, The Legion of Doom, dedicated to a single objective: the conquest of the universe.

The manta ray is a giant of the deep, with fearsome-looking horn-shaped cephalic fins around its mouth, which once saw this creature named the 'devil fish.' Sailors feared them and believed these alien-looking apparitions were capable of sinking boats by pulling down their anchors. But despite their strange appearance and the demonic connotations of their name, these winged chondrichthyans are entirely harmless, living exclusively off plankton - like many of the biggest creatures of the world's oceans, they live off the smallest. The patterning on the back of a manta ray is unique to that animal, and those painted here are all based off real manta rays currently swimming the world's oceans.

Design features stack of beige pancake manta rays, freshly cooked! Topped with syrup, a slab of golden butter, and three blueberries.

"Atlantean, you can’t win battles with a fork"