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Crows perched on the branches of a tree.

It’s the Raven, the eponymous hero of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic noir crime drama, with his laconic catchphrase: “Oh no, not again!”. Lenore just keeps getting kidnapped, and who has to rescue her? Yep – it’s the Raven.

A nuts and bolts collector

Self Isolating Since 1988 With Black Font

Bad news at the best of times. Original rendered in pen, ink, acrylic inks and spray paints.

On his way to woo his lady

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No thank you!

Raven perching on a pallid skull

Hide your Kazoos

text: "Bird, watching" above image of single bird who may be watching you.

A three-winged raven design from The Hermit

A watercolor drawing of a hooded crow. The grey and black bird sits on a slanted branch. You see the bird on his belly and he looks to the left so you can see his head from the side.

A trio of corvid companions hang out among the cacti on a warm day.

Rats rats rats rats!

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for a month of drawning prompts.

An ink drawing modified digitally, with a crow perched on a skull, fall leaves, and a mouse.

In a world full of peacocks (and you know who they are), always be a Crow!

I love corvids for their intelligent, funny, sweet personality, so I thought I make a design with this sweet guy. 100% good boi with an encouraging message.

The blind raven

The Rook, a social crow lives in a rookery. You can tell it’s different to a common carrion crow by its grey white conical beak and face which is reminiscent of a bird at a masked ball! Masquerade!

A watercolor drawing I altered digitally of a steller's jay

The pan/pansexual and black crow is enjoying the new flowers that spring has brought us. The cherry blossom is pretty and pink, and the crow found a good branch to admire the new growth after a long winter.

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A striking black silhouette of a flying crow, its tail fanned out and wings spread. This graphic began with my own bird photography.

Join the mysteries of the darkness with this die

The ace or asexual crow is enjoying the new rainbow flowers that spring has brought us. The cherry blossom is pretty and pink, and the crow found a good branch to admire the new growth after a long winter.

No creo que te oyó...

Don't talk to me until I've had my CAWFEE!!

The lesbian and black crow is enjoying the new flowers that spring has brought us. The cherry blossom is pretty and pink, and the crow found a good branch to admire the new growth after a long winter.

Cry Freedom. Let the wind take you on your way, far from this place of mixed memories.

The crow is enjoying the new flowers that spring has brought us. The cherry blossom is pretty and pink, and the crow found a good branch to admire the new growth after a long winter.