Indian animals illustration

Combining a love of travel, nature and maps, I've created an illustrated exposition of India's greatest natural beauty interacting dynamically within the nation's borders. Having lived here for several months, I wanted to make sure I took my time with this one and really gave a good display of the incredible biodiversity and unique animals that call the Indian subcontinent home. Along with all the favorites from "The Jungle Book" I tried to include some you may not have heard of or realized…

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Self initiated elaborate pattern which took inspiration from some of Indias most endangered animals. Featured are the Pygmy Hog, the Bengal Tiger, the Indian Leopard and the Indian Blackbuck.

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This week is the first week of my "for real" rotations with classes. For the next 2 weeks I'll be working with my 2nd & 5th graders, the next 2 with k & 3rd, and then 1st & 4th. I work through the elements with these rotations. This week the 2nd graders are looking at a few illustrations by designer/illustrator Luke Bott. I share some info about Luke from his website- did you know he HATES onions? Most of the 2nd graders do too:) When looking at 3 animal illustrations Luke made, we talk…

I’m at last so happy to present you my first pattern collection with Indian theme! From the time I came back I dived in to working and that’s why it took me so long to prepare it. Anoth…

An ongoing series of illustrations based on the currently endangered wildlife species in India. An attempt to draw more awareness towards the beautiful animals we could lose forever in our near future if we do not work aggressively for the conservation of their lives and habitat.