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The Viceroy Butterfly. They can be easily mistaken for monarchs, but you can tell the difference from the extra black line on the bottom wing and their smaller size. From the upcoming Wildlife Alphabet print series from .
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A little character who loves drawing with sidewalk chalk.
I want to share some of my favourite illustrations from Frozen Planet II! Japanese macaques huddling for warmth.
The Brown Bear is an iconic creature in many national parks. From the upcoming series of alphabet animal prints in collaboration with
Cougar they purr just like house cats. This Cougar is from the upcoming Wildlife Alphabet print series with !
Desert Bighorn Sheep and a friend! From the A-Z Wildlife prints series with !
Flying Squirrel they have such adorably big eyes so they can see at night! From the upcoming alphabetical wildlife print series with !
A Grey Wolf. Thankfully, their protection status has been restored in the US. As an important keystone species in the parks, let's work hard to keep them around. From my print upcoming series with the awesome !
The Kingfisher! This is the belted kingfisher, which is one of the few bird species where the female is more colorful than the male. She has a rust coloured band, while males are just blue and white. From the upcoming Wildlife Alphabet Series with
Orca! Orcas have their own regional dialects that are specific to their social groups. They also pass down knowledge from generation to generation, which gives pods their own distinct behaviors. I had a blast illustrating the upcoming Wildlife Alphabet series from
Quail! A Gambel's Quail! A quail's topknot may look like a single feather, but it's actually made of a cluster of feathers. From the upcoming Wildlife Alphabet series from .
The red fox! Red foxes can also be different colours such as black and silver, or brown. From the Wildlife Alphabet series from . Coming soon!
I've reopened my online store ! I have what used to be on my Etsy store (prints, pins, stickers), plus a few original paintings, as well as some of the Christmas ornaments from the sale last year!
