Animals in art and graphics created with Bryce 3D, Autodesk Maya and or, touched up with Adobe Photoshop by Infinitee digital artist Ralph Manis.
The Legend of the Great Mystical Oak Tree Book Cover – Queenie the squirrel and Buster the blue jay were already best friends and expert acorn hunters. However, they were now about to embark on a perilous journey infused with danger and discovery. This odyssey would not only test the depths of their friendship, but …
Feather Dragon 1985 by Ralph Hawke Manis of Infinitee Designs Created with a standard number two pencil for artists comic book entitled Space Pirates
Amazon Queen Pen and ink sci-fi/fantasy art illustration 1986 by Ralph Hawke Manis of Infinitee Designs for the artists comic Space Pirates & t-shirt design.
“Cuddles” 1990 Pencil sketch drawing by Ralph Hawke Manis. Created with an standard number two pencil. A Dragon like creature for a wild tattoo.
Koi Fish 2 2D Photoshop illustration digital computer graphic by Ralph Manis created for The Cultured Pearl Restaurant and Sushi Bar in Rehoboth Beach
Koi Fish 1 2D Photoshop illustration digital computer graphic by Ralph Manis created for The Cultured Pearl Restaurant and Sushi Bar in Rehoboth Beach
Unicorn with Roses Digital painting of a female Unicorn with flowers and Roses around her neck. Originally artwork from 1982 silkscreen print
The legendary Mythical Unicorn. Revised silk screen design from 1981 for T-shirts and fine art prints. Started with pencil sketch then pen and inked
Unicorn in Paradise 1982 by Ralph Manis of Infinitee Designs Fantasy art colored pencil drawing of a Unicorn Pegasus with flowers and rainbow sunset.
“Saber Pussy” Beautiful nude woman riding a Saber Tooth Tiger/Lion in Sci-fi alien jungle. 1983 by Ralph Hawke Manis Acrylic paint on canvas board.
Purrfect Erotic 2D/3D Digital Fantasy art composite image, background created with Bryce the Purrfect girl & lion like creature painted with Photoshop
“Saber Pussy” Saber tooth Lion, Tiger or both… Graphite pencil character sketch by Ralph Hawke Manis. Created with a standard number two pencil
