Pretty Monkey Posters and Art Prints

Stylized, colorized stencil cutout of a capuchin applying lipstick.

If you don't k now how this is, you need to do some serious cinematic homework. It's Margaret Hamilton as the film's best witch of all-time, the Wicked With Of The West from "Wizard Of Oz".

This adorable monkey is telling you: 'I'm not just a pretty face, I have personality and a sense of humor fit for a king of the jungle.' Don't judge by appearances, this primate has a lot to offer! With its minimalist circle design and tongue-in-cheek message, this t-shirt is perfect for animal lovers and fans of sarcastic humor. Join the self-acceptance movement with this fun design, and remember: don't take yourself, or the monkey, too seriously!

This adorable monkey is telling you: 'I'm not just a pretty face, I have personality and a sense of humor fit for a king of the jungle.' Don't judge by appearances, this primate has a lot to offer! With its minimalist circle design and tongue-in-cheek message, this t-shirt is perfect for animal lovers and fans of sarcastic humor. Join the self-acceptance movement with this fun design, and remember: don't take yourself, or the monkey, too seriously!

The monkey stood proudly on the parade ground. Armed and wearing a helmet, but smiling. He loved flowers and collected them everywhere. He was a cute and brave soldier. His fellow soldiers admired him and his bravery. He had the heart of a fighter and the smile of a lover. He was a truly symbol of courage and hope.

He was a sweet monkey who had dressed up as a soldier. His helmet fit perfectly and his smile shone. He loved flowers and always had his weapon ready. With a loud bang, he made his rounds and protected his country. His smile spread joy and hope. He was a happy soldier monkey.

My new collection is an illustration of cute animals for children and those who have not lost the ability to have fun, despite their age.

A third in the series of re-imagining our existence.

3 Wishes.

3 Wishes.

WINTER22

A beautiful child's mind wanders while sitting in the woods with her animal friends nearby.

monkey doesn't write nice

Melchior d'Hondecoeter (1636 – 1695), Dutch animalier painter, was born in Utrecht and died in Amsterdam. After the start of his career, he painted virtually exclusively bird subjects, usually exotic or game, in park-like landscapes.

watercolor art with a digital finish

Photo Portrait of a Mandrill