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Snake Line Art and Full Color Illustrations

Highly detailed B&W line art and full color fine art prints of snakes made from original drawings

snake fine art prints
Accurate drawings of various species of snakes; kingsnakes, boas, pythons, corn snakes, cobras, garter snakes, copperheads, rattlesnakes and milk snakes. All illustrations are hand drawn and expertly rendered. High quality prints made on acid-free archival paper are available of all drawings in the gallery. If you do not see the snake you're looking for please contact the artist to make a suggestion. Custom illustrations of specific snakes can be ordered as well. For more information and pricing please call 1 (800) 913-7906 or send an email to the artist. Most drawings shown are available in both B&W line art versions and color

The snake drawing are also available for stock art illustration.

Ball Python
Art Illustration

Ball Python pen and ink illustration

Black-Tailed Rattlesnake
Art Illustration

Black-Tailed Rattlesnake pen and ink illustration

Brazilian Rainbow Boa
Art Illustration

Brazilian Rainbow Boa pen and ink illustration

Burmese Python
Art Illustration

Burmese Python pen and ink illustration

California Kingsnake
Art Illustration

California Kingsnake pen and ink illustration

California Red-Sided Garter Snake
Art Illustration

California Red-Sided garter snake pen and ink illustration

Corn Snake
Art Illustration

Corn Snake pen and ink illustration

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Art Illustration

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake pen and ink illustration

Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake
Art Illustration

Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake pen and ink illustration

Emerald Boa
Art Illustration

Emerald Boa pen and ink illustration

Gopher Snake
Art Illustration

Gopher Snake pen and ink illustration

Green Anaconda
Art Illustration

Green Anaconda line art and full color illustration

King Cobra
Art Illustration

King Cobra line art and full color illustration

Lake Erie Water Snake
Art Illustration

lake erie water_snake pen and ink illustration

Mountain Kingsnake
Art Illustration

Mountain Kingsnake pen and ink illustration

Northern Copperhead Snake
Art Illustration

Northern Copperhead Snake full color and line art illustration

Northern Pacific Rattlesnake
Art Illustration

Northern Pacific Rattlesnake pen and ink illustration

Red Milk Snake
Art Illustration

red milk snake pen and ink illustration

Red Racer Snake
Art Illustration

red racer snake pen and ink illustration

San Francisco Garter Snake
Art Illustration

san francisco garter snake pen and ink illustration

Texas Rat Snake
Art Illustration

texas rat snake pen and ink illustration

Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Art Illustration

Western Diamondback Rattlesnake pen and ink illustration
   

Artist's notes:

library of snake illustrations by scientific illustrator Roger HallSnakes give me problems. Not the snakes themselves, but their anatomy. Specifically, the coloration pattern and the symmetry of the scales. When I begin a drawing of a snake, I know that it will take me longer than most other animals. This is because the patterns of the scales naturally follow the contours of the reptile's body. So the equasion is a simple one: render the scales correctly, and lay them down in order and the drawing will succeed. Fail to do this, and draw the scales incorrectly and the drawing will fail. I've had to start over on a few of these snake drawings you see here. Some others never made it anywhere except into the trash. More often, however, I am able to create an accurate drawing of these reptiles. At this time I don't have any immediate plans to add another snake here (but I'm sure I will at some point.) If you have a suggestion for a specific species of please send me an email and let me know!

Information about Snakes:

Snakes are legsless animals of theSub order Serpentes. They are a very successful group of animals, and inhabit many different kinds of environments both terrestrial and marine. The evolution of snakes isn't very well known, due to the lack of many fossils because the skeletons of snakes are relatively fragile and scatter easily. There are some fossils indentified at snakes from about 150 million years ago. Some snakes like boas and pythons have small vestigial hind limbs. The skin of a snake is covered with scales. Despite popular belief they are not slimy. They must molt in order lose old and worn skin and also to shed parasites like ticks and mites. Snakes do not have eyelids, but rather are covered with clear scales. They have a very sensitive sense of smell, and use it to track their prey. They also are able to use vibrations in the ground to detect when their prey is approaching. Snakes are strictly carnivorous. Many of the snakes use different types of venom to paralyze their prey. Others, like boas, use constriction to kill their prey. Snakes do not have teeth and therefore have to swallow their prey whole. To do this they have jaws that can unhinge from each other, and therefore they can consume very large prey. After feeding, snakes might not to eat for many days or even weeks.

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