Biological Illustration

I drew my mother in law's kitty, as a present for her birthday, a while ago and forgot to post it here. His name is Billy and he's a total sweetheart.

So... If you think you might be the right person for him, please email me at: [email protected].

This is Bast. He ran across my path on Friday the thirteenth. He was half starved and terrified, but now he’s a healthy happy little guy. This is the face he makes when I try to take photos of him while he’s eating.

Leelah Alcorn is a young woman who committed suicide recently. Her parents and their church denied her identity and emotionally abused her and it led to her death. She will be buried under a name that wasn't hers, but many people will remember her true name. 

I'm very honored to have my art featured on the Reptile report :)

These little guys tend to fall into swimming pools. They can't swim to save their lives, so if you see them in the water, go ahead and rescue them. Unlike most amphibians, they don't go into the water to lay their eggs. 

These salamanders have impressively sharp and prominent teeth. They use them to scrape up moss so they can eat the microorganisms living in it. They are also terrible swimmers and tend to end up trapped at the bottom of swimming pools, as these ones did. Rescue them when you see them. They will drown.

Galactonotus dart frog - reference photo by Amir at Ben Siegel Reptiles.

Common boa with dotwork commissioned by a client to use as their profile picture on Facebook. :)

European eagle owl - reference photo by http://edgedfeather.deviantart.com/

If you are interested in having a custom drawn profile picture made, perhaps of your pet or favorite animal, you can message me here or on my Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/Jasminecollinsillustration 

Humpback whale

Enchi lemonback lesser ball python - Reference photo by Bill Galloway at https://www.facebook.com/LoxHerp.

Female leucomelas dart frog, also called a bumblebee dart. She's kind of shy, but she's very pretty when you can see her.

Female leucomelas dart frog, also called a bumblebee dart. She's kind of shy, but she's very pretty when you can see her.

Female leucomelas dart frog, also called a bumblebee dart. She's kind of shy, but she's very pretty when you can see her.