Invertebrates Shorts

Description: American Invertebrates logo #3 Arizona Blonde tarantula

Description: A vintage illustration of two horseshoe crabs.

Description: Celebrate your faith with this unique Christian-inspired design featuring a creative insect beetle and grasshopper animal theme. Perfect for believers who appreciate nature, God's amazing creation, and meaningful Christian gifts. Whether you're looking for inspiration, a thoughtful Bible verse design, or religious sayings that spark conversations, this artwork is a great way to express your faith. Ideal for church events, singing groups, Bible studies, youth ministries, or everyday wear, this design makes a wonderful Christian gift for family, friends, and anyone motivated by Jesus, God, and the message of hope.

Description: The original American Invertebrates logo Okefenokee Fishing Spider

Description: One of the most dangerous animals in the sea, this is actually not a single organism but a colonial organism made up of individuals with different functions. As they float on the surface driven by the wind and ocean currents, they often end up on beaches, causing trouble with their extremely painful and occasionally deadly sting! Suspended from the ocean surface, they take on an unearthly beauty, enhanced by their vibrant colors. Should you see one in the wild, do not touch! But you can wear this design safely without worrying about stings. :)

Description: American Invertebrates logo #1

Description: Bold vintage crest design featuring a jumping spider crowned as The King Of Invertebrates. Perfect for spider lovers, arachnology enthusiasts, and fans of powerful retro wildlife badges.

Description: American Invertebrates logo #2

Description: This is a digital painting of amazing cephalopod. Firefly squid are a cool species of squid that live in waters off of Japan that glow blue in the dark. They are a tourist attraction and are fished for seafood too!

Description: Caterpillar

Description: A detailed depiction of two praying mantises in a monochromatic teal color scheme against a solid black background. The mantises are positioned closely, one above the other, showcasing their intricate anatomy. Below the insects, the text "Girls Will Be Girls" is displayed in a stylized, white script font.

Description: Here's a cool, nerdy banana slug. It's the perfect thing for a biologist, nature lover, or anyone who appreciates the weird and wonderful world of invertebrates.

Description: Because everyone needs a baby Ohmu

Description: Show some love to your local slugs

Description: Six-Spotter Tiger Beetle Art for all the beetle lovers out there :)

Description: Little Fu - the American Invertebrates mascot

Description: Here you can see another one of my precious boys. This pretty Indian tarantula has a fabulous coloration and stunning ornament on its carapax. Especially right after molt the intensitiy of the blue hair is amazing.

Description: Armadillidium depressum, an underrated isopod with a naturally occurring coloration of pretty grey and yellow. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Express your appreciation of Paleontology and the Evolution of Life on Earth with this discreet yet statement design. Bold Trilobite print looks like a cool abstract shape to an unassuming eye but stops in tracks those who recognize it.

Description: An acrostic designed upon request to highlight the greatest desire of the creepy crawlies belonging to the phylum Arthropoda!

Description: Asian giant hornet

Description: This is a pattern showing off the different species and varieties of crayfish. These lobster lookin’ invertebrates come in dozens of beautiful colors and are a popular inhabitant of freshwater aquariums or fish tanks.

Description: Some sassy sea slugs slitering over some small sweets. Sea Slugs (also called nudibranchs) are my favorite animal, so I decided to combine them with some cute pink desserts in a digital painting.

Description: Archispirostreptus gigas African giant millipede

Description: Acanthoscurria geniculata tarantula

Description: Mantis shrimp

Description: In California, bees are actually fish.

Description: Pretty cool pink-and-brown half tone tardigrade art. "Tardigrades, known colloquially as water bears or moss piglets, are a phylum of eight-legged segmented micro-animals. They were first described by the German zoologist Johann August Ephraim Goeze in 1773, who called them Kleiner Wasserbär." - Wikipedia

Description: Beautifully illustrated Arizona Blonde tarantula

Description: Discover the captivating world of tardigrades with this delightful pattern. Hand drawn in intricate black ink, these tiny creatures come to life against a soft, light pink background. Celebrate the resilience and charm of tardigrades with this whimsical design that is perfect for nature enthusiasts and science lovers alike.

Description: Leioproctus zephyr is a rare, specialised bee found only in the southwest WA biodiversity hotspot. Discovered and described by Dr Kit 'Bee Babette' Prendergast, she decided to name it after her much beloved maremma dog, Zephyr.

Description: This is a watercolor painting of pollinators like bees, butterflies, beetles, and flies. These pretty insects are important to nature conservation of native plants and flowers. This design is perfect for apiarists, entomology students, grandkids who love bugs, and beekeeping grandmothers!

Description: Rubber duckies are quite popular as a pet isopod. their appearance gives them their namesake.

Description: It's Weevil time baby! This is an illustration of a very cute Acorn Weevil done in a retro 70's style. These bugs are a type of beetle that use their long nose to eat acorns. Plus, this is a great gift for entomology and insect lovers!

Description: A small bumpy species of isopod that reminds me of an ankylosaurus dinosaur, Reductoniscus tuberculatus. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!