This nocturnal solitary mammal spends it’s time eating ants and termites. Sometimes called a “scaly anteater” because of the tough, overlapping scales that cover it’s body. It’s sticky and very long tongue and great sense of smell allow it to find it’s prey, sometimes burrowing underground. See Image
Category: Sketches
The most recognizable duck found throughout North America and Eurasia. The male’s green head, brown breast and black tail-curl make it one of the most easily identifiable of all ducks. See image
A primate found living in social groups – called a troop – and native to the island of Madagascar. Their distinctive markings of 13 alternating black and white bands on their long tail are covered in smelly secretions during mating season as males engage in “stink battles.” See image
This tree lizard can remain still and concealed while waiting on their prey – insects. Eyes that can rotate independently allows them to see in two directions at once and flattened bodies that are leaf-shaped make this predator very skilled at hunting and disguise. Their most famous feature See image
One of the fastest birds on Earth. Reaching speeds of up to 200mph from over a half a mile in the sky. This bird of prey’s name means “wanderer” and has one of the longest migrations of any North American bird. See image
The 5th annual International Red Panda Day is Saturday, September 20, 2014. To help spread the word about these adorable creatures and their conservation, here is a See image
A week of sharks concludes at Art By Breah with the most famous of all fish. These giant predators See image
A week of sharks continues at Art By Breah. Possessing a fearsome See image
A week of sharks continues at Art By Breah. These fish are often seen resting on the bottom of the shallow sea floor. A nocturnal hunter, See image
A week of sharks continues at Art By Breah. These interesting species feature a uniquely shaped See image
Welcome to a week of sharks at Art By Breah. Featured first is the largest fish in the sea: See image
A slideshow highlighting some of the featured artwork on the Art By Breah blog:
A colored-pencil sketch drawing of the magnificent Hyacinth Macaw – the largest Continue reading “Hyancinth Macaw color sketch”
A pencil sketch drawing of a Giant Panda enjoying a chute of bamboo. Continue reading “Giant Panda and bamboo snack”
A pencil sketch of a unique nocturnal animal that is said to smell like popcorn – the Binturong, also known as Continue reading “Binturong sketch”
Pencil sketch head study of the Red Panda, also known as the Firefox. Continue reading “Red Panda head sketch”
Pencil sketch up close study of the Rhinoceros head. Continue reading “Rhino head sketch”
Pencil sketch drawing of the Siberian Tiger. Continue reading “Siberian Tiger head sketch”
A colored-pencil sketch of the world’s smallest fox – the Fennec Fox. Continue reading “Fennec Fox colored sketch”
Pencil sketch of a Hippopotamus at the water’s edge. Continue reading “Hippo sketch”
A pencil sketch drawing of a Clouded Leopard. Rarely seen in the wild, Continue reading “Clouded Leopard sketch”
Concluding the series on Australia’s unique and fascinating animals is the ever popular – Koala. Sometimes called Koala “bears” these Continue reading “Koala in Tree sketch drawing”
A very unique mammal found along the eastern edge of Australia – the Duck-Billed Platypus. Continue reading “Duck-Billed Platypus sketch”
In honor of Waitangi Day (Feb 6) in New Zealand are two featured sketches of the national bird – the Kiwi. A flightless bird Continue reading “Kiwi and Kiwi Chick sketch”
The second largest bird in the world – the Emu – is common throughout most of mainland Australia. Continue reading “Emu sketch”
Resident of the island state of Tasmania at the southern tip of Australia is the famous Tasmanian Devil. They are the world’s largest Continue reading “Tasmanian Devil sketch”
A unique Australian mammal – the Short Beaked Echidna. The two species of echidna (short-beaked and long-beaked) are 2 of only 3 egg laying mammals in the world. Echidnas possess excellent hearing though they do not have ear flaps.
A pencil sketch of Australian native  – the Wombat. Though they look a little like a small bear, Continue reading “Wombat sketch”
A pencil sketch drawing of the Laughing Kookaburra, one of four species of kookaburra found in Australia. The Laughing Kookaburra is the largest Continue reading “Kookaburra sketch drawing”
Starting off a series of Australia’s unique and fascinating animals, Breah presents a sketch drawing of the popular Kangaroo. Over 40 species Continue reading “Kangaroo sketch drawing”
