Pink Peril

Hi, thanks for visiting :-) My blog is kind of pot luck, really! Fandoms I'm in... Star Trek, Doctor Who, Good Omens, She-Ra, My Little Pony, probably be some others too lol. I like cute things! :-) My art can be found at @pink-peril-art!

[shinonart]

Budgie dragon commission for @empressofgulls

More bird dragons here!

[nickifortunati-warren]

The sketch vs. the digital color

Still Here Still Life Week 123

[bedupolker]

Rim to river

Bonus chuckwalla:

I think these might be the meatiest lizards in the canyon, never seen one in person and this trip i got to see TWO in the same little subcanyon. They're in the iguana family and hide in cracks while puffing up their bodies so they can't be yanked out (which is how I was able to get a nice photo of this guy)

[zandrapaints]

there's always time to grow // watercolor and ink

[taylornprice]

snakeroot

[quilt-giving]

Happy First Contact Day! Here are a couple of my Vulcan quilts I made. Live long and Prosper. #startrek #Vulcan #First Contact Day #quilts

[hoot-alex]

Green apple nuthatch!

[harkthorn]

Dragon sketch. Very quick scribbly thing, as I was working on other art all day

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[kateammann]

A baby bunny amongst the daffodils 🌼🐰💕🐞

[a-literate-chicken]

Happy Easter! (and April)

[emily-e-draws]

that’s a weird looking carrier pigeon

[allofthedoodles]

More mushroom paint doodles ✨🍄‍🟫

[proteidaes]

Daily painting 156/365

Watching the sky change on a cloudy day ⛅🌞

[celesse]

Our Sunday best 💐🐰🐰🐰💐

[aubryjoi]

Bnuuy 🐰

[marlowe-art]

daffodils, two ways

[jadafitch]

Black-and-chestnut Eagle (Spizaetus isidori) Another Latin American bird for Audubon Magazine! Dream job.

"The endangered Black-and-chestnut Eagle, also known as Isidor’s Eagle, hunts small mammals and birds in the steep mountains of the new preserve. Habitat loss in the Andean cloud forests combined with ongoing persecution by poultry farmers have driven the population to as few as 1,400 individuals today." ~ María Paula Rubiano A. “5 Projects Transforming the Prospects for Birds and People in Latin America”