Kudu Animal Kids Hoodies

New, Unique and 100% custom kudu design, looks perfect on stickers, t-shirt, hoodies, tanks, tee and mugs. This deer design is made for you to express yourself freely and wear comfortably. Don't forget to buy one for your friend or offer it as a birthday gift for a family member!

Its inevitable for me to hold my curiosity for any animals I encounter. My 1st impression of kudu is somehow special and mystical. Their eyes filled with mystery that I can't explain.

Sport a smile as wide as the savanna! Our Smiling Kudu design features a joyful antelope with impressive spirals for horns. This unique graphic is printed on comfy tees, tanks, hoodies, or long sleeves - perfect for animal lovers and anyone who appreciates a touch of whimsy. Soft fabric makes it your go-to for everyday wear. Show off your love for these fascinating creatures and spark conversations - get your Smiling Kudu apparel today!

Unleash the raw power of "Upset Kudu" - a striking artwork that captures the untamed spirit of the African savanna. This 150-word piece showcases a magnificent kudu, its powerful horns lowered in a defensive stance. Its eyes blaze with defiance, its nostrils flare, and the ground seems to crackle with its energy. The artist meticulously portrays the kudu's formidable presence, leaving no doubt about its determination. "Upset Kudu" is more than just a wildlife portrait; it's a testament to raw power, a surge of adrenaline, and a conversation starter guaranteed to grab attention.

The Surprised Kudu: A hilarious portrait of a majestic antelope with horns that corkscrew skyward! Wide eyes and a gaping mouth capture its moment of astonishment. Did a predator lurk? A photographer surprise? The mystery adds to the humor! This design bursts onto prints, greeting cards (perfect for a chuckle!), and even apparel (if applicable). Surprise an animal lover, wildlife fan with a sense of humor, or anyone who appreciates the unexpected. Laughter guaranteed!

The "Mad Kudu" explodes onto the canvas in a frenzy of motion. This majestic antelope, usually known for its grace, has gone wild. Its powerful legs churn dust as it rears on its hind hooves, nostrils flared and eyes wide with a primal rage. Twisted horns, usually a symbol of elegance, become menacing weapons. Is it threatened by a predator unseen? Or has some unseen force driven it to this desperate madness? The artist captures the raw power and untamed spirit of the African wilderness in this dynamic piece, leaving the viewer to ponder the source of the kudu's fury.

The African savanna stretches out under a vast, twilight sky. In the distance, a lone kudu stands silhouetted against the fiery horizon. Its majestic spiral horns pierce the darkening sky, a crown worn by the solitary king of this quiet landscape. A sense of melancholic beauty hangs in the air. Is the kudu a lost soul, separated from its herd? Or perhaps a watchful sentinel, surveying its domain with quiet dignity? The scene evokes a feeling of peaceful isolation, a reminder of the vastness of the wild and the quiet strength found in solitude.

The "Dancing Kudu" isn't a graceful waltz, but a powerful image etched into ancient rock in Namibia. Carved by the San people thousands of years ago, it depicts a kudu antelope unlike any other. This creature stands on just two legs, its other limbs raised high, almost human-like. Some believe it represents a shaman transforming into the animal spirit, while others see a woman mimicking the kudu's dance during a coming-of-age ritual. The mystery behind its meaning adds to its allure, a glimpse into the spiritual connection between humans and nature held by this ancient civilization.

Kudu mad

Kudu Bull and mountain landscape - minimalistic, line work design, originally drawn with ink on paper

pencil art

Graphic design of a kudu face with a logo reading:Kudu Strut

African horned animal

Red-billed oxpeckers (Buphagus erythrorhynchus) on the back of a Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) calf in the Kruger National Park, South Africa Rooibekrenostervoëls op die rug van ’n kudu kalf in die Kruger Wildtuin, Suid-Afrika Samsung NX30

This is a photo-based illustration.

The Great kudu is a large antelope with tawny coloring and thin, white, sparse vertical stripes.

A handpainted Kudu in watercolor with sketched magnolias around its beautiful horns.

Greater kudu antelope male full figure in vintage black & white halftones is ideal for kudu fans, wildlife supporters and Africa safari enthusiasts. Artwork based on original wildlife photo taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskill.

A redish kudu horns

A kudu (Tragelaphus, a kind of antelope), fancifully colored. It's horn can be used as a musical instrument, and is sometimes used as a shofar in Jewish ceremonies.

Art of the African kudu.

Kudu - Lesser Kudu - Antelope in Africa

Black and white pen and ink animal illustration of a Greater kudu. Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) are large antelope found in East and South Africa, there are two species known as kudu, the greater kudu seen here and the lesser kudu. Kudu’s fur us either a grey brown or red brown, these animals have narrow bodies with long legs and vertical white stripes going across their bodies. Kudu have very large round ears and a white stripe going across the face between their eyes, males also have long twisted horns.

Watercolor portrait of a spiral horned antelope known as Greater Kudu.

This female Kudu was posing for a portrait shot in Krüger National Park, South Africa. Canon 70D, 1/500 s, f8, 420 mm, ISO 400.

Beautiful stylish face from an African Lesser Kudu )Tragelaphus imberbis) antilope family

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I found this Kudu antelope in Krüger National Park, South Africa - or did it find me? Kudus are one of my favorite antelopes, besides Oryx. Canon 70D, 1/640 s, f8, 420 mm, ISO 400. Challenge Winner in http://www.redbubble.com/groups/alphabet-soup/challenges/67037-k-is-for-any-animal-that-starts-with-a-k Group on 2016/05/09. This challenges ended up with three first places.

An African Kudu antelope family grazing as the sun rises. Silhouette is cut from a 2011 Map of Africa.

One tree stands above the African natural landscape of scrub and wildlife in Etosha National Park, Namibia, Africa.

Geometric design of a deer face

Ink illustration of a male lesser kudu.