Summer Art Work

Ever since I was little, I have loved drawing. This summer I've had a lot of fun doing side walk chalk. Here are some of my favorite pictures I've done of Lizards:


Eastern collard lizard



eastern collared lizard
and blunt nosed leopard lizard
great basin collard lizard, in ink and colored pencil


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