Canvas Paintings
Roots 36x48 #SCerneyGallery
Octopus Fact: An octopus is a solitary animal, whose camoflauge game is on point!
An octopus cannot only change colors to blend in with its surroundings,but certain species of the octopus can stretch their body to look like a dangerous animal.
Nora 36x48 #SCerneyGallery
Rhino Fact: The Northern White Rhino is critically endangered. The sub-species was declared extinct in the wild in 2008, and there are only five individuals remaining -
three in Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, one in captivity in San Diego Zoo and one in Dvur Kralove Zoo.
Sadly the only female has passed. The rhinos were killed off by poachers thinking their horn was a cure for many illnesses including cancer.
The horn really only carries protien and is unable to cure anything.
Pearl 30x40 #SCerneyGallery
Whale Fact: A gray whale has baleen instead of teeth that help filter out sea creatures it sucks up from the sea floor.
The baleen are the consistency of our fingernails.
Gem of the Sea 60x20 #SCerneyGallery
It was once believed that the gem aquamarine came from mermaid tears.
Sailors believed that the gemstone had the power to protect them at sea or when they went overboard.
Oh SNAP! 60x20 #SCerneyGallery
Crocodile Fact: Crocodiles can swim up to 25 mph with the help of their strong tail and can holf their breath for 2 hours.
Blubbs 40x40 #SCerneyGallery
Walrus Fact: Their tuskd can grow up to 3 feet long and they use them as tools to dig into the ice to pull themselves out of the water or break through the ice...also for dominance.
Mr. Big 36x48 #SCerneyGallery
Lion Fact: The mane's function is to make the male look more impressive to females and more intimidating to other males.
The mane also protects the male's neck during fights over territory or mating rights.
Night and Day 60x48 #SCerneyGallery
Zebra Fact: Zebras are brave animals that care deeply about their group members. When a group member is wounded by a predator attack,
other zebras will come to its defense, circling the injured individual and attempting to drive the predator(s) away.
Sloth 16x16 #SCerneyGallery
I Need Coffee 16x16 #SCerneyGallery
Wet Kiss 20x60 #SCerneyGallery
Giraffe Fact: Giraffes give birth standing up, requiring the newborn to fall just under 2 meters to the ground!
Designed for such an abrupt entry into the world, a newborn calf can stand up and run within an hour of being born
Grizz 4'x6' #SCerneyGallery
Grizzly Bear Fact: Grizzly bears can be 3 to 4 feet tall when on four legs, but on their hind legs they can stand up to 8 feet tall!
Soarin' 30x40 #SCerneyGallery
Wally 60x20 #SCerneyGallery
Thunder and Lightening 40x30 #SCerneyGallery
Ram Fact: Rams fight to decide who will be the dominant male in their group. During the fight, the males face each other,
rear up on their back legs and crash their huge horns into each other. Sometimes they charge as fast as 40mph.
30 x 40 acrylic paint. Grand Entrance. Inspired by my love for exotic animals and neon. This was the first painting I tried neon and obviously I fell in love.
This piece will forever hold a special place in my heart.