Frog Art Page
From the time I was a small child, I've always had a
fascination for turtles and frogs. Growing up in the mid-Atlantic region
of the United States provided many opportunities to meet some of these
amazing creatures face to face.
I started to accumulate quite a few books on reptiles and amphibians
while doing research for some of my earlier art projects. (If you look at
my History Page, you will see several art projects in the listings that
include turtles and frogs.) While looking through one of those books, a
poison frog grabbed my attention. It was electric blue with black markings
on it's back. And it was sitting on the end of a pencil eraser! I was
hooked.
Prints of all frogs are only $12.95 and shipping is
free. You can order
directly from me or from my
Ebay Store.
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Poison Frog 003 D. tinctorius |
Poison Frog 005 D. pumilio |
Poison Frog 006 D. leucomelas |
Here, on this page, are the beginnings of my frog obsession. If you
like frogs, enjoy while my collection of paper sculpture frogs grow. I
have sketches and skin patterns to do over 100 poison frogs. There are
also plans to do several series of tree frogs, groups of frogs, and fantasy
frogs. This page will be updated every week with a new piece. Each new
original will be available to purchase as well as limited edition prints.
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Poison Frog 007 D. leucomelas |
Poison Frog 008 D. histrionicus |
Poison Frog 009 D. ventrimaculatus |
Clicking on any of these frogs will take you to my Ebay store where the originals and prints can be found for sale. If you are not familiar with Ebay, you can contact me directly by accessing my Contact Page.
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Poison Frog 010 D. pumilio |
Poison Frog 011 Dendrobates sp. |
Poison Frog 012 D.
Reticulatus |
Below is the first of my Fantasy Frogs. I have tons of ideas for these, but I'm limited to the time I have to devote to them.
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New Money Frogs |
Bumblebee Poison Frogs |
In addition to the paper art variety, I've started to adopt some real
frogs of my own. My first addition, seen here on the right, is a red-eyed tree
frog we call Petunia. On the left is an Amazonian Milk Frog. Below
are a couple shots of my poison frogs. Just a note: I worked for a month on my terrarium to get it just
right before trying to acquire any live frogs. I would suggest doing some
research before making the decision to keep frogs. Paper sculpture frogs
are a great alternative: they never need cleaning and they don't eat much.
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Galleries
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All artwork, photography, and illustrations ©Stephen Kinsey 2007