Corvid Stickers

There was a large, black rook with a vicious looking beak at my bird feeder. Nothing else, not even the crows, would go near while it was there. So of course I had to paint it. Done in acrylics on a canvas sheet. You can watch a sped-up video of me painting the original on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/OiIGQpuNPsY

Raven - Lurking

Odd Marvel Logo

Blue jay perched on a post - these curious corvids come visit my house daily for peanuts. From my original oil painting (also available with painted background).

A west coast favourite, the Steller's Jay is a pretty bird that lives in the mountains. I love their brilliant blue feathers and striking crest. From my original oil painting.

What do they know?

One day the MadCatWoman noticed that two of her gang had not returned, and worried, she set out to find them. Sure enough, as she feared, here they are in the local CrowBar; we wonder where the Cat Selzers are?

A crow silhouetted at the top of a tree against a pink to gold gradient sky.

Crows are known for their clever antics and attitude! This crow in flight is showing off all the colours in its iridescent feathers. This coloured pencil drawing was inspired by a photograph by Anne Auclair Moe (used with permission).

Magpies are birds of the Corvidae family. They are related to Ravens, Crows, and Jays!

A silhouette of a raven flying overhead, wings outstretched. The original artwork is a mixed media piece - charcoal, paint, and conté. Inspired by a beautiful photo by Len Swanson (referenced with permission).

A majestic raven portrait in an ornate oak leaf oval frame. I loved painting the detailed feathers of this dramatic bird!

A pencil drawing of a green magpie. The bird is sitting on a branch and behind the bird a playful watercolor spot has been placed. The bird looks at you stubbornly.

Raven and dried rosemary illustration

Silhouette of a raven, perched on seaweed covered driftwood, on the boreal coast.

For lovers of bird skulls!

A Plague Doctor and rats on a colorful background

An illustration of a raven's skull.

A design for crow and raven lovers. A beautiful black bird surrounded by a mandala style pattern.

Magpie drawing with notes and its scientific name spelled put using the periodic elements of phosphorus, iodine and calcium.

The fish crow (Corvus ossifragus) is a species of crow associated with wetland habitats in the eastern and southeastern United States. The fish crow was first described by Alexander Wilson in 1812. The latest genetic testing now seems to indicate this species is close to the Sinaloan crow (C. sinaloae) and the Tamaulipas crow (C. imparatus), and not as close to the American crow (C. brachyrhynchos) as outward signs would suggest.

I really like Magpies. I bet you do if you're looking at this.

A raven (corvid) plague doctor with the corona virus in the background.

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Keep calm and carrion! Says the crow.

Sometimes growth looks a lot like a disaster. Maybe from a force of nature, or maybe you caused the crash. Whichever it is, now you've got an opportunity to shed your old feathers and grow in some new ones.

Conspiracy of Ravens

A somewhat spooky crow/raven, just in time for Halloween. Part of my crow series, this one is entitled: You Are Always Leaving. If the crow is your spirit animal, this design is for you. ©092817

Spirit animal guide

I Like Crows and Maybe 3 People Funny Crow Design. Retro Vintage 60s 70s graphic art style showing crow silhouette and sunset background for crow lover, black bird lover, or animal lover who really loves crows and other birds. This distressed graphic print is perfect for men, women, boys, girls.

"If men had wings, and bore black feathers, few of them would be clever enough to be crows" - Have you said hello to your local corvid population today?

Folklore Animal Spirit Guide

black raven red blood moon design

This portrait shows a ditinguished Victorian gentleman rook holding his cane and a top hat.

A raven takes flight, creating a black silhouette. Art created from a wild and native bird from Olympic National Park in the Pacific Northwest.

Are you obsessed with these smart birds? I sure am.