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This little guy having a scratch appealed to me, made me want to draw him!

One of Australia's favorite birds.

This trio of Galxias fish have been designed to highlight the endangered status of many of these freshwater fish.

The Tasmanian devil is a carnivorous marsupial, found until recently on the island state of Tasmania. A small breeding population has recently been reintroduced to New South Wales in mainland Australia to help protect the species from the contagious facial tumor disease threatening their survival.

The "Tassie Devil" is an iconic Tasmanian animal threatened by facial tumor disease.

Royal Penguins are classified as vulnerable. They only breed on Macquarie Island, situated in the Southern Ocean.

Royal penguins are listed as vulnerable - they only breed on Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean.

These beautiful Tasmanian Masked Owls live in the wilds of Tasmania and nest in the hollows of very old Eucalypt trees, they are endangered due to habitat loss

The Tasmanian Spotted-tailed Quoll is a medium sized carnivourous marsupial and is one of Australia's largest extant marsupial carnivores. It has distinct white spots of varying size over the back, head and along the tail.

Celebrating the Tasmanian Spotted-tailed Quoll who are classified as vulnerable. They are carnivorous marsupials native to Australia and New Guinea, are primarily nocturnal and spend most of the day in a den.

The interplay between the sunlight, the waves, and landscape

Cape Hauy - Pen and ink drawing of the iconic landscape in the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania

Black pen and ink drawing of Fluted Cape, part of the iconic Bruny Island landscape.

This beautiful design combines the elegant Eastern Curlew with the movement of water within its wetland environment.

Iconic Tasmanian Landscape pen and ink drawing.

The SWIFT PARROT (lathamus discolor) is one of the few truly migratory parrots in the world and is CRITICALLY ENDANGERED due to severe deforestation including 23% of habitat recently logged in Tasmania, and the introduction of the Sugar Glider to Tasmania has added to the threat. The glider establishes itself in the bird's nesting hollows. These beautiful birds breed in Tasmania in summer, migrate to south-eastern mainland in winter and feed off Blue Gum Eucalypt blossoms.

Iconic Tasmanian Landscape pen and ink drawing.

The magnificent Wandering Albatross is listed as vulnerable.

The spotted handfish is unique to the Derwent River Tasmania and it is Critically Endangered

The magnificent WANDERING ALBATROSS is listed as VULNERABLE. It mates for life & can live to over 50 yrs old returning to Sth Macquarie Island to breed. It has the largest wingspan of any bird from 2.5 to 3.5 meters. I have hand drawn the design with pen and ink using a metal nib and bottled ink.

The Spotted handfish is a small fish which walks around with its hands and legs on the sandy floor of the Derwent River Tasmania. It is now Critically Endangered.

The endless rhythm of wave energy

These beautiful Owls live in the wilds of Tasmania and nest in the hollows of very old Eucalypt trees, they are endangered due to habitat loss.

Forty-spotted Pardalotes on the march !

These two Tasmanian Devils are having fun playing

Galaxias - Clarence, Goldden, Swan & Pedder are all endanagered Tasmanian species.

The Forty-spotted Pardalote is one of Australia's rarest small birds and is threatened with extinction. It belongs to the 'Diamond birds' because of its tiny jewel-like appearance. It is found in isolated colonies in Tasmania's Eucalyptus viminalis forests.

The Tasmanian Black Currawong is a very intelligent bird and has a wonderful call

The Tasmanian MASKED OWL (barn-owl family) is the largest Tyto owl in the world. This stunning nocturnal chestnut faced raptor lives in forests of Tasmanian endemic trees & flaps slowly & noiselessly over the landscape in search of prey. It is ENDANGERED from habitat loss.

Iconic Tasmanian Landscape pen and ink drawing.

This small group shows a tiger curled up to have a sleep whilst the other two are looking out.

The Tasmanian Devil is an iconic species known around the world however its future is jeopardized as it has been dying from a disease spreading through the wild populations.

The Tasmanian Tiger was hunted to extinction by early colonial settlers in the Tasmanian wilderness. Some people believe they still survive ...lets hope that they do!

Tassie Devils on the Lookout

Tasmanian Tiger - Extinct

The Tasmanian Masked Owl (from the Barn Owl family) is the largest Tyto owl in the world. This stunning nocturnal chestnut faced raptor lives in endemic forests, flying slowly and noiselessly over the landscape, searching for prey. It is endangered from habitat loss