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A beautiful badger in the snow

A beautiful leaf drawn in a single line. I will donate 90% of proceeds from sale of this art to conservation-focused organizations!

Bzzzzzzzzzzz, save the bees.

Help save the rhino!!!!

The rhinoceros in the illustration might be depicted with intricate patterns and designs painted or etched onto its skin or fur. These designs could be inspired by traditional Javanese motifs, such as flowers, animals, or geometric shapes. The rhinoceros might also be shown wearing decorative headwear or other accessories made of materials such as gold, silver, or colorful fabrics. The background of the illustration could depict a lush, tropical setting, possibly with elements inspired by traditional Javanese architecture or landscapes. Overall, the illustration might present a visually striking and culturally rich depiction of a rhinoceros adorned with Javanese ornaments.

Black and white animal ink illustration of a black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis), a critically endangered species of rhino found in parts of East and South Africa.

Beautiful line art of swimming turtle for those who want to protect the ocean and love turtles!

Large male orangutan, Pongo pygmaeus. (Featured in Amazing Wildlife group.) The Beta male in this reserve he is known as George. He comes only rarely to the feeding platform well away from the area where the younger orangutans come. He eats a few pieces of fruit and then disappears back into the jungle to continue his solitary life. Semenggoh Rehabilitation Center, Sarawak, East Malaysia, Borneo, South East Asia. Orangutans are highly endangered due to habitat destruction mainly due to the establishment of Palm Oil plantations. If we all stopped buying food and other products which include palm oil there would be a chance of saving these amazing animals. Canon 450D, zoom lens. (Featured in Love These Creatures, & Others.)

This is Anya the amur leopard. Her species is native to Russia, China, and Korea. Anya is from Russia and is wearing a traditional headdress called a kokoshnik. Sadly, amur leopards are critically endangered.

Featuring African elephant face close up in vintage sepia with "Extinct" stamp, this Don't let it happen, Ban Ivory Trade design is perfect for save elephant supporters and all who oppose trade in ivory. Ideal artwork to spread awareness of the threat to elephants from poaching and ivory sales

Protect animals, they are our friends! We're on this earth together, and we should learn to love all the creatures. Protecting wildlife also means protecting our own future.

Black and white animal ink illustration of a Grevy's zebra foal. Drawn using one of my own photographs as reference, I used mostly Sakura pigma micron marker pens and a brush pen for the darkest areas. The Grévy's zebra is the largest of the three species of zebra and is distinctive due to it's narrow stripes and large ears. They live in the semi-arid grasslands of Kenya and Ethiopia, Africa. They are an endangered species with estimated less than 3000 left in the wild.

A precious little Piwakawaka Fantail, flits in the brilliant blooms of the yellow Kowhai tree.

Illustration of a Rhino Running Wild Rhinoceros, line art

Cute animal from Island of Madagascar

Colourful pen and ink animal illustration of a giraffe. The giraffe (Giraffa) is a tall African mammal, and the tallest living animal in the world, living in scattered regions across Africa. They are also one of the most popular animals and are distinguished by their extremely long necks and legs. They have horn like shapes protruding from the head, large ears, a white or cream body with dark orange brown or near black blotches, spots or patches covering most of the body.

Large male orangutan, Pongo pygmaeus. The Beta male in this reserve he is known as George. He comes only rarely to the feeding platform well away from the area where the younger orangutans come. He eats a few pieces of fruit and then disappears back into the jungle to continue his solitary life. Semenggoh Rehabilitation Center, Sarawak, East Malaysia, Borneo, South East Asia. Orangutans are highly endangered due to habitat destruction mainly due to the establishment of Palm Oil plantations. If we all stopped buying food and other products which include palm oil there would be a chance of saving these amazing animals. Canon 450D, zoom lens. (Featured in Closeups in Nature.) .

The baby is comforted by holding onto his mother in the jungle, Semenggoh Rehabilitation Center, Sarawak, East Malaysia, Borneo, South East Asia. Orangutans are highly endangered due to habitat destruction mainly due to the establishment of Palm Oil plantations. If we all stopped buying food and other products which include palm oil there would be a chance of saving these amazing animals. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Artists Universe.) (1266 views at 22 May 2015)

decorative artwork of a big asian tiger crouching across a big circle in red and yellow colors.

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Featuring two icons of the Pacific region - sea turtles & hibiscus flowers.

Hexagons

Large male orangutan. The Beta male in this reserve he is known as George. He comes only rarely to the feeding platform well away from the area where the younger orangutans come. He eats a few pieces of fruit and then disappears back into the jungle to continue his solitary life. Semenggoh Rehabilitation Center, Sarawak, East Malaysia, Borneo, South East Asia. Orangutans are highly endangered due to habitat destruction mainly due to the establishment of Palm Oil plantations. If we all stopped buying food and other products which include palm oil there would be a chance of saving these amazing animals. Canon 450D, zoom lens. (Featured in The Addicted Photographer, & Other Groups.) .

A Koala sits in a gum tree, looking out into the light, looking for hope. I wanted to capture the beauty of a Koala and the hope for its species as all the world looks on and lends support for this adorable, endangered animal. We are blessed to have a few in our area and I am always looking for them hidden in the tall grey branches of the gums.

Black and white pen and ink animal illustration of a giraffe. The giraffe (Giraffa) is a tall African mammal, and the tallest living animal in the world, living in scattered regions across Africa. They are also one of the most popular animals and are distinguished by their extremely long necks and legs. They have horn like shapes protruding from the head, large ears, a white or cream body with dark orange brown or near black blotches, spots or patches covering most of the body.

Snow leopard with blue eyes

Black and white pen and ink animal illustration of an axolotl. Axolotl are a critically endangered species of salamander which are also hugely popular as pets. These unusual amphibians are unique due to their external gills. Wild axolotl are generally brown or grey but in captivity many other colour variations have been created through selective breeding.

A cozy little blue whale companion for your day to day ventures!

Help Monarch Butterflies by Planting Native Milkweed! Milkweed is the only plant that Monarch Butterflies lay their eggs on and the only plant that their caterpillars eat. Less milkweed means less monarch butterflies! So plant some milkweed in your wildflower garden today, and let other people know with this design.

Blue and gold macaw, painted in traditional watercolor.

Low Poly Rhino

Mexican gray wolf stalking you. Watercolor painting

Show manatees some love with this cute design by Liesl Schindler

A Black Rhino side view of its head

A unique design featuring a tribal turtle with a sunburst pattern in the background. The colors are inspired by the beautiful San Diego landscape. Perfect for any wall or apparel.