Phone Cases

Description: Santa's notorious reindeer: Slayer. He gets into a bit of trouble. Line art of a perhaps evil reindeer for Christmas.

Description: Scary scarecrow holding a broken lantern. Raven on shoulder. Line art, two color.

Description: My mouse in his hole line art with "Doing my pest."

Description: Oriole nest in black and white line art with the oriole in a splash of orange.

Description: My fantasy take on the very real Dracula Parrot, aka Pesquet's parrot or vulturine parrot. My version has a red eye and a taste for blood.

Description: My Vulturine Guineafowl line art. Very cool looking bird in line art style.

Description: Man petting an alligator illustration based on a photo taken in 1946 at an alligator farm.

Description: Illustration of the Southern Ground Hornbill, the largest species of hornbill worldwide. Currently listed as a Vulnerable (IUCN 3.1).

Description: Illustration of a drafting compass.

Description: Illustration of a pocket watch.

Description: My illustration of the rare dragon fossil.

Description: Line illustration of a honeybee in a big blue flower.

Description: My autumn setting with the silhouette of a Maine Coon cat watching a butterfly and falling leaves in front of a full yellow moon.

Description: My Ocellated Turkey in highlighting all bright colorful bird. For Thanksgiving, harvest days, and fall.

Description: Illustrations of unusual Christmas characters: La Befana (Italy), Tió de Nadal (Spain), Kallikantzaroi (Greece), The Yule Goat (Sweden), Father Frost (Russia), Maril Wyd (Wales), Père Fouettard (France), Krampus (Germany), and the Yule Cat (Iceland). Illustrations are based on vintage designs.

Description: My digital illustration of a melanoid axolotl. These little guys are so cute. Axolotls are a critically endangered species.

Description: Illustration of a vintage fan in a faded blue and cream.

Description: My line art illustration of a fiddlehead fern.

Description: Illustration of a monkshood, also known as aconite and wolfsbane.

Description: Creepy ghost lady.

Description: Illustrations of New World Vultures: California Condor, Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture, Black Vulture, Turkey Vulture, King Vulture, and the Andean Condor

Description: Hand drawn kawaii loaf of bread with a corny pun: I loaf bread!

Description: Crêpe Happens funny food pun with an unhappy crepe with a chocolate accident!

Description: My line art of a mouse holding a bright red umbrella for a goat in the rain.

Description: Illustrated Egyptian Vulture -- such a cool looking bird. Also called the white scavenger vulture or pharaoh's chicken, it is a small Old World vulture and the only member of the genus Neophron!

Description: Fun play on words, "That's what CHEESE said" with cute Swiss cheese!

Description: Line art of a screaming armadillo with "Arma-deal with it" word play.

Description: Something's out here with us! Spacesuits been ripped apart, boot floating away.

Description: Something's out here with us! Spacesuits been ripped apart, boot floating away.

Description: All the classic Hollywood monsters -- as cute candy corn! There's Dracula, the Phantom of the Opera, the Invisible Man, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Wolfman, and the Bride of Frankenstein.

Description: Original illustration of a 'Flaming Parrot' tulip. This depiction has the colors of flames: red, orange, and yellow. These tulips are known for their fringed or wavy petals.

Description: Original illustration of a deep purple water iris. Also known as a bog or pond iris.

Description: Original illustration of a large pink lotus blossom with a yellow center. The technically term is Nelumbo nucifera, but it has many common names such as Indian Lotus, the Sacred Lotus, and the Bean of India. It's one of two extant species of aquatic plant in the family Nelumbonaceae. It's is an aquatic perennial, but not a waterlily.

Description: My illustrated white and hot pink Siamese fighting fish, also known as a betta fish, swimming on a blue background. Original illustration.

Description: My illustration of the fascinating pink-orange shrimp plant. Justicia brandegeeana commonly known as the shrimp plant is native to Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. The flowers are the white part and look like the end of the tail. They extend from layers of red bracts, which look like the tail.

Description: My illustration of cappuccino art with a scary jack o'lantern face in the foam, fun for Halloween or any day.