To continue exploring the influence that the California condor has on humans, this post presents 2 dozen artworks that I found on the web.
All the artworks below are 2-dimensional but they represent a variety of media, including computer and stained glass. The works span the space from naturalistic to fanciful to humorous to interpretative.
In most cases, I show cropped images of the complete works. Unlike when I show art that I own, clicking on the images will not bring up a higher-resolution view.
Below each work is the name of the creator. If you like what you see, you may find the original work or a print from the artist available for sale on the web.
What did these artists see in the California condor? What are the artists trying to convey about the California condor?
Acorn Designs
Anastasiya Bachmanova
April Carrillo
April Schumacher
Brendan Wenzel
Burton Gray
Crowell
Dark Natasha
Denis Coble
Distracted Naturalist
Ellen Cox
Emily Poole
Enigma Grotto
Gabriel Lio
Goldeen Ogawa
Henrieke
huemanateehouse
Jan Pitcher
Janice Trane
Liz Boudreau
Michael Sieve
Molly Brow
Paul Braybrook
Rosie’s Colored Glasses
Beyond seeing individual works of art focused on the California condor, seeing a collection of these works is powerful.
There is much more art to be found on this blog: click on the ART&CRAFT button under the POST TOPICS header somewhere on this page (it depends on your device). Information about artists inspired by the California condor may also be found at a companion website: California Condor Reference.