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Show your love for rattlesnakes (poikilothermic reptiles, scientifically labeled as Crotalus/Crotalinae) with this thermal design!

Same as the original design, except now with text to let everyone know that these cold blooded reptiles are awesome!

Rummaging through old art, I had forgotten of this piece I made a while back. It's a black and white abstract-ish image of a longhair cat. Thought it'd look pretty good on some shirts and cups, so take a look! For this specific upload, I've made it so only the dark details show, so you can choose the rest of the color for the shirt/ cup/ so on! Best to use lighter colors so they don't blend into the black details.

Rummaging through old art, I had forgotten of this piece I made a while back. It's a black and white abstract-ish image of a longhair cat. Thought it'd look pretty good on some shirts and cups, so take a look! For this specific upload, I've made it so only the white highlights show, so you can choose the rest of the color for the shirt/ cup/ so on! Best to use darker colors so they don't blend into the white highlights.

A very simple map detailing the locations of Arizona's rattlesnakes by scientific name! This version is with the state and outline of the above text, so it stands out more!

One of the more average-sized Ceratopsians, the Styracosaurus is popular for its impressive single nose horn and spiky crest! Quite ideal for dinosaur lovers, especially those who like the special family of Ceratopsia!

Another member of the family Ceratopsia, here we have a small member similar in size to the Protoceratops! This critter sported two main horns, but no nose horn. Here the image depicts one charging towards the viewer.

A digital work of a fullbody depiction of a protoceratops! Hopefully ideal for dinosaur lovers, and more specifically, lovers of the dino family Ceratopsia!

Rummaging through old art, I had forgotten of this piece I made a while back. It's a black and white abstract-ish image of a longhair cat. Thought it'd look pretty good on some shirts and cups, so take a look!

Here is a shirt for reptile/ amphibian lovers! Demonstrate your love of herptiles (means amphibians and reptiles) with this cast of different types of adorable cold-blooded critters.

This is the same image of the "Green Jungle Fowl" image, but with lettering to let your friends know that you live in and for those early hours of the day. If you have any suggestions or critique, feel free to let me know!

Another old project of mine I decided to put up. I know it isn't the best, but thought it'd be interesting to see what happens and if it is favored or not. Very basic word art of a fishing boat and the ocean fish below, all represented with words.

Once again, I have another piece I made a while back, this time of the beautiful reptile, the Leopard Gecko. I hope you guys like it, and if you have any polite suggestions on what I should do or what you like, let me know!

Another project I worked on in the past, a watercolor work of a pheasant. It is up there with my kitten pencil portrait, and thought I'd put it up. Polite suggestions are always welcome!

A while back, I made a pencil portrait of a kitten. I redid the picture to make it more of a PNG image to pop out in the colors chosen for products, removing the paper background. I hope you guys like it, and any suggestions (besides anything mean, of course) are welcome!

On the outskirts of a forest, a veteran stegosaurus can't seem to get a nice, tranquil meal without an arrogant carnivore wanting to try its luck with his experienced reflexes. Neighboring triceratops are also interrupted by the rude surprise, along with flying pterosaurs previously busy feasting on tiny insects. Can you find the hiding terrified lizard?

I'll be honest, when I saw an image of this bird, I thought it was an exotic species of rooster. Turns out, it's a species of Pheasant, known as a Green Jungle Fowl. They act a lot like domestic roosters, as they crow, guard a flock of hens, and so on. Very beautiful birds, capable of flying over large bodies of water despite their appearance.