Dung Beetle Mugs

Hand-drawn vector illustration of Dung beetle

put up with a lot of shit

I got my shit together

Dung beetle pushing dung ball with hind legs on vintage retro-style sunset in vibrant colours of Africa, ideal design for beetle and insect fans, entomologists and wildlife supporters.

Africa's biggest, badest dung beetle

A vintage naturalist illustration of two dung beetles doing what they do best!

Dung beetle using hind legs to roll ball of dung that will be used as a nursery for eggs and baby beetles. Original wildlife photograph by Scotch Macaskill rendered in bold black and white style. The design, elegant yet simple, is a blend of traditional photography and line art, providing an eye-catching image suitable for light to mid-dark fabrics.

Featuring dung beetle using its hind legs to roll its precious dung ball, this black and white design is ideal as wall art for dung beetle fans, insect lovers, wildlife supporters and entomology enthusiasts. Creation of the design in vintage black and white half-tone dots enables the artwork, like a traditional painting, to "float" on the background allowing creative use of white space. When printed on canvas or fine art paper this realistic picture is sure to add a quirky and eye-catching element to any wall in your home or office. Artwork is based on original wildlife photograph taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskill, the copyright holder.

This little, tenacious guy, knows how to roll - and more! He raises the sun every day in the everlasting cycle of death and rebirth. Speaking of rebirth, we usually need one, especially when life looks like a ball of dung. But hey, if this little scarab can carry on, you can too! Dung 'n' roll!

British Dung Beetle - 2012

Roll with it!

Watercolour and ink From 2016's Series 'The Lives and Dreams of Shadow Puppets'

Dung beetle pushing its dung ball rendered as anamorphic illusion pop art. Black & white lines create dung beetle image when viewed from a distance. Design based on original wildlife photo taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskilll.

Embrace the whimsical spirit of resilience with this 'Positive Dung Beetle - Make Magic From Manure' design. This cheerful dung beetle, donned in a cowboy hat and shiny boots, exudes positivity as it rolls a disco ball, turning life's challenges into a dance of triumph. Celebrate the magic in every moment, reminding yourself that even in the midst of the mundane, there's an opportunity to make something extraordinary. Wear this design proudly, and let the world know that you're turning setbacks into stepping stones, and transforming life's 'manure' into a garden of possibilities!

Get ready to laugh and groove with this 'Funny Dung Beetle Disco Cowboy' design! Picture this: a dung beetle decked out in a cowboy hat and shiny boots, strutting its stuff on the dung dance floor, disco ball in tow. It's a hilarious twist on resilience, reminding us that even in life's messiest moments, there's room for a good laugh and a dance break. Wear this design for a dose of humor and a reminder that, sometimes, you just have to roll with the dung disco vibes of life!

Dung beetles have dark, round bodies, six legs and long flying wings folded under hard, protective covers. They have super strength and in relation to its size the dung beetle is not only the world’s strongest insect – it’s the world’s strongest animal! Let's hear it for dung beetles!!

Dung beetle perched atop its dung ball under banner of Wildlife Supporters' Club with text "Proud Member" allows wildlife and beetle fans to proudly show their support for Africa's threatened wildlife while raising conservation awareness. Artwork based on original wildlife photo taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskill.

Artwork of dung beetle atop its dung ball in black and white is ideal for dung beetle fans, insect lovers, wildlife supporters and entomology enthusiasts. Picture based on original wildlife photograph taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskil. lCreation of the design in vintage black and white halftone dots means the artwork, like a traditional painting, is able to "float" on the background allowing creative use of white space. When printed on canvas or fine art paper this unusual picture is sure to add an attractive and eye-catching element to any wall in your home or office.

Color plate from "Fabre's book of insects".

Artwork features picture of dung beetle using its hind legs to roll dung ball overlaid on vintage retro sunset in muted colors of the African bush. Unique design sure to appeal to dung beetle fans, insect lovers, entomologists, African wildlife followers, conservationists and those with close ties to Africa. Ideal for Africa safari and to show support for Africa's wildlife. Artwork based on original wildlife photograph taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskill.

Dung beetle perched atop its dung ball on vintage retro-style sunset in vibrant colours of Africa, ideal design for beetle and insect fans, entomologists and safari enthusiasts.

Dung Beetles Right of Way road sign, based on original colour photograph by Scotch Macaskill of dung beetle pushing dung ball with its hind legs.This amusing, quirky design, best on dark garments, is sure to catch the eye.

An ink painting of a dung beetle.

Dung beetle in colours of Union Jack with text "Stay Calm We will get over it" aims to inspire Britons to stay calm & strong in face of adversity and show pride in British tenacity.

"Dung Beetles Have Right of Way" road sign, based on original photograph by Scotch Macaskill of dung beetle pushing dung ball with its hind legs. This fun, quirky design, best on light to mid-dark fabrics, is sure to catch the eye.

Dung beetle in colors of US flag on top of dung ball with text "We will get over it" aims to inspire Americans to stay firm & strong in face of adversity and show pride in Americans' tenacity.

Funny dung beetle design -- Keep Your Eye on the Ball! -- by Rockett Graphics

cute art for cute people

Funny moon light dung beetle dotwork drawing.

As it turns out, beetles are very picky about the cleanliness of their food.

The Remarkable Misadventures of Q the Dung Beetle | Brian "Q" Quinn had to read to a group of kids as a punishment during the episode "Scarytales." There is no happy ending.

Beetle Dung Animal Green

Dung beetles are amazing little creatures! they can carry 10x their weight and work hard for our Earth. Are you even Arking if you havent tamed a horde of these gentle mini beasts??

aren't we all just rolling balls of poop through life?

Digital realistic Procreate painting of a black beetle. I love it’s reflective insect shell. There are many of them in German forests. They are important for the eco system, because they are cleaning it from organic rubbish.