FINAL PROJECT:
REPTILIAN ART PARTY!!!!
Here are four art pieces made with reptiles in mind!
They were all made by the same person.
As a nod to all of the reptiles on this website, this is kind of an art gallery displaying the beauty of these animals. There was experimenting with different styles and colors, and four species were represented. The Ball Python, Common Sea Turtle, Tuatara, and Day Gecko are included here.
REPTILIAN ART PARTY!!!!
Here are four art pieces made with reptiles in mind!
They were all made by the same person.
As a nod to all of the reptiles on this website, this is kind of an art gallery displaying the beauty of these animals. There was experimenting with different styles and colors, and four species were represented. The Ball Python, Common Sea Turtle, Tuatara, and Day Gecko are included here.
Enjoy!! :]
Ball Python
This is a drawing of a ball python! The ball python is a common household snake, and this piece is meant to represent the beauty of a ball python's skin patterns.
This is a drawing of a ball python! The ball python is a common household snake, and this piece is meant to represent the beauty of a ball python's skin patterns.
Day Gecko
This is a drawing of a day gecko! The day gecko is known for it's distinctive and bright colors, and that is displayed here! This is not meant to be any specific species of day gecko.
This is a drawing of a day gecko! The day gecko is known for it's distinctive and bright colors, and that is displayed here! This is not meant to be any specific species of day gecko.
Sea Turtle
This is a drawing of a sea turtle! This one was relatively simple, but the overall unity of the piece shines through. Kinda shows how majestic the turtle is!
This is a drawing of a sea turtle! This one was relatively simple, but the overall unity of the piece shines through. Kinda shows how majestic the turtle is!
Tuatara
This is a drawing of a tuatara! This artwork felt a little underwhelming, but it got the important parts of the exceedingly rare species down.
This is a drawing of a tuatara! This artwork felt a little underwhelming, but it got the important parts of the exceedingly rare species down.