Toad by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (14)
Bless, he is ugly.
He is rather a big and burly looking fellow !
Wonder if there is a prince inside ! LOL.
Thanks for sharing his pictures .
Superbly Amazing!
he's thinking, 'oh here she is with her camera and I'm not properly groomed yet...'
Ooh my he really is so handsome...not. A great capture of this very ugly toad. I guess it isn't his fault but ....
I think he is quite striking. You've captured every crease and wrinkly. Reminded me of a sign that stood for years where I worked. "This parking space belongs to the Wizard. Violators will be toad."
Superb photographs! So sharp and clear. I can almost hear his voice from here.
Outstanding work !!
With the above commenters, an outstanding shot. You got all the wrinkles, and the leathery feel, and the light on it, and the jewel eye, and detail on all those wet leaves and twigs. A really intense shot, Andrea. It looks like a night shot, and the light is so intense. Terrific! (I've managed to do all of the last 7 shots here, but in no proper order! Sorry! Hope you didn't get tired going back and forth to your "notifications" list.) Great frog shot. And I'll try to act like I didn't hear Mark's "Violators should be toad"...
(Btw: I saw your comment on Tara's "Knolling," and I wanted to tell you that the word comes from a proper name: Florence Knoll, a furniture designer. That's why we couldn't find an explanation for it!)
Not pretty, but a precious host in the gardens! Nice capture!
Beautifully captured. A day after my birthday in December I got rear-ended and my little Toyota Yaris got totaled. His replacement is a used 2016 Scion iA and my friend named him Sapo, i.e. Toad, for the way it looks from the front. Great little car!
Love his "Elephant" wrinkles :) He is a beauty and will soon have alot of fun :)
I think he needs a diet
Very nice capture.