Otter Posters and Art Prints

Bath time!

Did you know otters are only a handful of non-primate species known to use tools? They use rocks and empty shells to feed on marine snails, crabs, sea urchins, and mussels. Show your love for these playful animals without the fear of finding rocks everywhere.

An otter

I Love You Like No Otter

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It's otter this world!

Bangkok-based Chalermphol Harnchakkham is a self-taught illustrator whose unique work is inspired by Pug, French bulldog, Fitness and Dream. Chalermpholh creates art to express himself and enjoys making people smile with his artwork.

Who wins the space race? Obviously an OTTER does! OTTER SPAAAAAAACE!

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otter

Off the Table's little Otter wants YOU to play games and be kind to others.

Barbie otter logo

Otter

A d&d inspired character, an otter monk

Designed from one of my original watercolour paintings

Otter swimming.

Otter

Bangkok-based Chalermphol Harnchakkham is a self-taught illustrator whose unique work is inspired by Pug, French bulldog, Fitness and Dream. Chalermphol creates art to express himself and enjoys making people smile with his artwork.

Everyone loves a boat drink! Design by The Whiskey Ginger.

Barbie otter logo

Barbie otter logo

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Bangkok-based Chalermphol Harnchakkham is a self-taught illustrator whose unique work is inspired by Pug, French bulldog Fitness and Dream. Chalermphol creates art to express himself and enjoys making people smile with his artwork.

Retrowave Otter Space

Adorable otter!

OTTEEEERS!

Otter reads

blue otter

Join My Otter Fans On Teepublic

The giant otter is the largest of all 13 otter species, & its body can grow up to 1.5 meters in length.

Designed from one of my watercolour paintings

Because Otter

This otter sketch design is perfect for otter lovers. But really, who doesn't love sea otters? Have you ever had that moment that just leaves you scratching your head? The original portrait sketch was done in ballpoint pen.

After an absence from Singapore for decades, smooth-coated otters returned & establish themselves in the mangroves of the Northern shores in 1998.