American Anole Pen and Ink Acrylic Print

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An American anole, Anolis carolinensis, sits quietly on a knobby branch of a Post Oak Tree, Quercus stellata, in Houston, Texas on a Spring day in this black and white traditional pen and ink scientific illustration. Artwork featured on the home page of the FAA artist's group "Animal Art" 04/25/21.

For the past 12 years creating nature mandalas is a personal quest. It further defines the joy I have had for the entirety of my life fascinated with and interpreting nature in pen and ink prints, animal doodles and cartoons and now full color representational nature mandalas and nature panels. My nature images cast an artistic eye on the real and imagined architecture of plants and animals. With vibrant illustrations and engaging visual narratives I invite you to wander in and wonder at nature's seemingly endless variety of beautiful forms through my use of graphic and symbolic patterns. I hope that my art will be considered not only FINE ART but also as FUN ART for CHILDREN and ADULTS. Using color, texture and symmetry, I tell the...