The largest fish in the ocean – these giants spend their time feeding on tiny krill and plankton. Reaching lengths of (…read more)
The Giant Panda, a member of the bear family, can eat between 20 and 40 pounds of bamboo every day. This huge diet is due to the fact that (…read more)
When British explorers first saw this iconic image, they mistook the glistening calcite crystals in the area for diamonds. While the local Polynesians named it LÄ“Ê»ahi – roughly translated: (…read more)
The majestic Japanese summit, this active volcano – commonly called “Fuji-san” – reaches to a height of (…read more)
To celebrate the release of the newest Star Wars movie – “The Force Awakens”, Breah adds her own custom fan art to her gallery. A popular cartoon defender of the Force from a forest, far far away. (…see image)
Despite its frightening reputation, this creepy looking creature is not a threat to people. Though it can walk and is quite a strong jumper, this is the only mammal with the ability of flight. This species is just 1 of only 3 out of a thousand varieties of its kind that feed on blood. see image
Saturday, September 19th is International Red Panda Day. Creating awareness and celebrating these remarkable animals. Learn more about the Red Panda – the original panda – at the Red Panda Network. To celebrate International Red Panda Day on the blog, here is Breah’s latest artwork. see image
These proud birds enjoy showing off their plumage. Native to India and Sri Lanka, this fancy forest dweller is famous for it’s long train. see image
This cartoon friend can be found darting back and forth around the coral reefs of the Pacific Ocean. Their stunning colors of black, white and yellow and their unique shape see image
This cartoon friend is always curious and active. Just as happy bounding over the river banks or darting beneath the water’s surface, this playful creature see image
Once considered the most numerous bird on Earth with an approximate total of 3 to 5 billion in North America when Europeans arrived. Hunted as a cheap food supply source, the last known wild pigeon was killed in Ohio in 1900.
The last known passenger pigeon, named Martha, died September 1, 1914 in the Cincinnati Zoological Garden where a national landmark memorial stands today. The loss of the passenger pigeon was the first documented extinction of a species at the hand of man.
Here is a painting by Breah of the extinct passenger pigeon: see image
To celebrate Star Wars Day – May 4th, 2015 – ArtByBreah is please to offer an original piece of fan art. So, from a forest far, far away Breah presents: see image
Artwork done in a classic animation style, here is a friendly cartoon mutt dog concept by Breah. see image
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
Here is an all new digital painting of the Red Panda. This image was created by Breah using the Mischief digital art software on a Wacom Cintiq Companion 2. See Image
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
This is a curious creature found in the tropical lowlands throughout Central America. A carnivore, this animal hides among the canopy of the rain forest where it ambushes it’s prey. See image
It’s International Red Panda Day 2014! To celebrate this day and highlight one of Breah’s favorite animals and art subjects here is a digital drawing of a “Firefox” in their homeland among the Himalaya Mountains. 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
More cartooning fun. An adorable reminder from the Breah’s cartoon animal world about some of our favorite people. See image
Something fun in the cartoon style. A friendly and fun prehistoric swimmer, 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:
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