Things that I like.

kerinjo:

A few of my bird illustrations that I created for a new brand of supplement called ‘Strong’, created by the agency Pearlfisher and art directed by Karen Welman. The other birds can be seen here on my portfolio site: www.lyonsa.com

fer1972:

Illustrations by Menton3

animals-animals-animals:

Black-footed Cat (by DaytonaBlue64Impala)
Crystal Castles - Doe Deer
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doe deer - crystal castles

The Centaur girls together, along with their human forms!

fyeahmantodea:

tiny-creatures:

Hi! by ~VJagev

Mantis Religiosa (European Mantis)

fyeahmantodea:

tiny-creatures:

Hi! by ~VJagev

Mantis Religiosa (European Mantis)

kristenplescow:

For fystliago~ The prompt was knights templar/german armor, but I ended up going more of a dark knight approach. Those wings are hard to design around, and the first sketch wasn’t doing quite what I wanted (even though it showed the red cross). :)Sans terrible beginning sketch, this took about 2.5 hours.

kristenplescow:

For fystliago~ The prompt was knights templar/german armor, but I ended up going more of a dark knight approach. Those wings are hard to design around, and the first sketch wasn’t doing quite what I wanted (even though it showed the red cross). :)


Sans terrible beginning sketch, this took about 2.5 hours.

thinklolita:

From Taobao Evil Lamour

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nambroth:

A small portrait of a Maned Wolf, as observed at the Denver Zoo.Despite the name, maned wolves are not actually wolves, nor are they foxes (which they sort of look like). In fact, they are the only member of the genus Chrysocyon, and are not related to any other canids alive today. It is thought that they are perhaps the sole large land predator that survived the Pleistocene extinction. Either way, they are a very old species, and are really cool. Acrylic paint on panel, 5” x 7”

nambroth:

A small portrait of a Maned Wolf, as observed at the Denver Zoo.

Despite the name, maned wolves are not actually wolves, nor are they foxes (which they sort of look like). In fact, they are the only member of the genus Chrysocyon, and are not related to any other canids alive today. It is thought that they are perhaps the sole large land predator that survived the Pleistocene extinction. Either way, they are a very old species, and are really cool.

Acrylic paint on panel, 5” x 7”