Goanna T-Shirts

Description: Goanna (Lizzard) Dreaming Small Artwork by Stephen Hogarth Copyright Hogarth Arts 2016.

Description: Goanna (Lizard) Dream Artwork by Stephen Hogarth Copyright Hogarth Arts 2016.

Description: This design depicts a Goanna in the water swimming.

Description: Reimagined Stop The Drop Concert 1983 Front Print design by Timeless Chaos

Description: Reimagined Stop The Drop Concert 1983 Front & Back Print design by Timeless Chaos

Description: Move over, Cinderella! There's a new princess in town, and she's got claws, attitude, and a serious obsession with eggs! Inspired by the unforgettable Joanna from The Rescuers Down Under, this hilarious design celebrates one of animation's most underrated characters. Featuring a royal crown, sparkling princess vibes, and Joanna's signature mischievous expression, it's perfect for Disney animation fans, 90s cartoon lovers, and anyone who knows that sometimes the best princesses aren't princesses at all!

Description: The lace monitor or lace goanna is a member of the monitor lizard family, Australian members of which are commonly known as goannas.

Description: A colourful collection of reptiles and amphibians - snakes, frogs, lizards and crocodiles, turtles and chameleons.

Description: Painting, part of the Art of Fossils collection. A tribute to some of the incredible animals which inhabited Australia when humans first arrived there many thousands of years ago: -- Megalania, a giant goanna -- Thylacoleo, a lion-like marsupial -- Procoptodon, a huge short-faced kangaroo -- Thylacine, aka the Tasmanian tiger/wolf -- Wonambi Naracoortensis, a giant snake -- Genyornis, a big flightless bird

Description: This earthy image of a hunting scene is set on a backdrop around Uluru or Ayer's Rock in Central Australia. It is an Australian Aboriginal-style artwork.

Description: Aboriginal Art Lizard Artwork by Stephen Hogarth

Description: Perentie, one of the largest monitor lizards - and such a beautiful one! Drawing of the lizard in tattoo style.

Description: Melbourne trams are unpredictable, but this one's got next-level chaos. A laughing kookaburra providing live commentary, a kangaroo playing waiter to a thirsty koala (hydration is key), and an emu looking like it just forgot where it left its car. Thankfully, the goanna has a stop sign—because someone’s gotta keep this wildlife traffic under control! Hand drawn in ink

Description: Bella’s Phase Lace Monitor

Description: Recoloured past design. My garden is still much the same.