Eastern Banjo Frogs by Ken _Gilliland
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Here's the first sneak preview of my latest set.... "Nature's Wonders Frogs of the World v4: Bullfrogs". Bullfrogs are a common term for a type of frog that is very large and tends to be aggressive (regardless of the specific species). Most bullfrogs tend to have a deep, resonant croak call. The placement of these frogs in the render was quite a challenge because the ultascenery pebbles they're on don't show up in preview mode.
The Eastern Banjo Frog is endemic to eastern Australia and Tasmania. Their nickname is the ‘Pobblebonk’. It has a call distinctly like the twang of a banjo string, hence its name. There are 5 subspecies and it is not endangered.
It is found near large ponds or lakes. The most common subspecies of Eastern Banjo Frog can be found living in waterways, backyards and even children’s sandpits across inland New South Wales, northern Victoria, and along the Murray River in South Australia. Other subspecies vary in color and live in south-east Queensland, the Snowy Mountains, and Tasmania.
This bullfrog has poisonous glands on its calves to discourages those who might try to eat it..

Comments (6)
All of the work you did on this was worth it. Fantastic, realistic creation!
Like the POV for these guys :D
This is beautiful work.
ein sehr schöner Render
..great realistic scene and excellent pov
IMPRESSIVE!