Polish Rooster Kids Hoodies

This is Roody, the Polish Rooster. He is a wild man. I drew him using colored pencils. If you want to see more of my drawings, go to jenesaiscluck.com

This is a grouchy polish rooster named Roody. He was not interested in visitors on this day that I photographed him. I drew him using colored pencils.

Welcome to my series “Fancy Feathered Friends In Ugly Christmas Sweaters.” In this illustration a silver laced polish cockerel is sporting his elf apparel complete with an elf hat and candy cane leg warmers. He’s spent all day helping Santa build toy trains, drums, and tops for the little chicks. Look for more Polish chicken varieties (silver-laced, golden-laced, splash, and white crested black) along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly Christmas sweaters!

Black Rooster

Many years ago I owned a White Crested Black Polish Rooster named Old Weird Harold. He lived to hassle all the other animals on our farm. He was a beautiful bird, with iridescent black feathers and that crazy white top knot that had gold on the tips of the feathers.

Welcome to my series “Fancy Feathered Friends In Ugly Christmas Sweaters.” In this illustration a splash polish cockerel is sporting his ugly Christmas sweater vest along with his Reindeer antlers and bells. He’s standing on the gift he spent all day wrapping for Miss Cocoa. Look for more Polish chicken varieties (silver-laced, golden-laced, and white crested black) along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly Christmas sweaters!

Polish Folk Rooster

In this illustration a silver laced polish cockerel is sporting his elf apparel complete with an elf hat and candy cane leg warmers. He’s spent all day helping Santa build toys for the little chicks. Look for more Polish chicken varieties (silver-laced, golden-laced, splash, and white crested black) along with more types of fancy poultry sporting ugly Christmas sweaters!

Folk Art Rooster - This stunning artwork brings together the rustic charm of folk art with the beauty of nature. The rooster stands tall, exuding confidence and radiating with intricate patterns and bold colors. Surrounding the rooster, a delightful array of abstract flowers adds a touch of whimsy and cheerfulness to the design.

This design is inspired by the folk floral motifs from Poland. It features the European bison and the wolf, two animals that live in the rich nature of this country. The rooster is another motif very typical of Polish folk art.

Four funny cartoon chickens standing on top of each other.