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Mallard Daisy Duck

The tallest mallard duck on campus!

A cute small female mallard duck!

Male Mallard Duck swimming along a beach.

This colorful realistic illustration of a Mallard Duck hen in flight is great for duck fans and sportsmen.

This captivating piece showcases a laughing mallard duck, a delightful twist on the expected. The mallard duck’s vibrant plumage bursts with a spectrum of colors, from emerald greens to deep purples, set against a backdrop of radiant yellow and blue rays reminiscent of classic pop art. Its beak, wide in mid-laughter, is a playful blend of orange and pink hues, while its expressive brown eye adds a touch of whimsy. This modern abstract artwork, alive with energy and humor, is a true celebration of contemporary pop art style and animal imagery.

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Taken at Deschenes rapids in Ottawa, Ont with Canon 40D and 300 2.8 L lens

Mallard duck in flight.

Male mallard duck flying illustration

Original Art. A Mallard Duck. Splatter Paint, Mauve pipnks, blue, and yellows.

A mallard duck with a mullet, wearing patriotic sunglasses and the American flag as it's theme.

A Mallard Duck standing on a fallen log next to the water.

This design with a mallard duck was drawn by hand. If you love ducks this duck lover motif is just right.

This beautiful female mallard hen is hanging out, perched on her orange webbed feet, in the lake during a light rain storm. Her blue and white feathers are prominent as she rests in the late evening light. This macro image is an original photograph taken in the Pacific Northwest.

A delightful cartoon male mallard duck with a little Italian saying, "What's a mallard with you?"

A Male Mallard Duck swimming.

The Mallard or wild duck

Is a normal duck not inspirational enough for you? FINE. Have a mallard. His subtle threat should be enough to motivate mountains to move.

click on upper image to enlarge -_Top Ten_, Absolute Clarity challenge

Duck Shirt - Labrador Retriever with Mallard Duck Shirt - Labrador Retriever with Mallard Duck Shirt - Labrador Retriever with Mallard Duck Shirt - Labrador Retriever with Mallard

Celebrate your love for waterfowl with this Mallard Duck design! Show off your passion for ducks with this stylish and colorful graphic.

Mallards, with their distinct green heads, are some of the most popular duck species, and make great nature-inspired decor!

A painterly of a mallard duck enjoying a swim on a body of water

Mallard Duck Flying illustration

Novelty prints are trending. This print features a Mallard duck in flight.

A Female Mallard Duck was sitting on a log next a pond in a bush.

Let's get Dangerous!

duck duck mallard

Original art - Mallard Duck on a graffiti wall

A colorful version of a mallard duck flying across a yellow background.

A return to wildlife watercolours. From the start of this year I've been fortunate to have taken on a job where one of the daily tasks is to feed the garden's birds. This has allowed me the opportunity to capture some primary photographic reference that I've then painted from. When it comes to wildlife paintings, I like to work in watercolours because it adds a bit more of that hand painted element. Mistakes can be made and it only adds to the final product. I also worked these paintings a little more illustrative by adding in some thick outlines, cross hatching where it was welcomed and a little touch of pencils and paint pens. I've uploaded these paintings as a set, so if you like this one be sure to check out my other paintings

I am darkwing duck

For birdwatchers

A return to wildlife watercolours. From the start of this year I've been fortunate to have taken on a job where one of the daily tasks is to feed the garden's birds. This has allowed me the opportunity to capture some primary photographic reference that I've then painted from. When it comes to wildlife paintings, I like to work in watercolours because it adds a bit more of that hand painted element. Mistakes can be made and it only adds to the final product. I also worked these paintings a little more illustrative by adding in some thick outlines, cross hatching where it was welcomed and a little touch of pencils and paint pens. I've uploaded these paintings as a set, so if you like this one be sure to check out my other paintings

Two Mallard Ducks were up close to each other touching each other's bills while they were swimming in the water.