Category Archives: art

by Neko >^^< Digital Neko is a Texan psychology major minoring in art, with an affinity for chickens! They have studied animal psychology in the past and is currently excited about continuing by learning more about the psychology of chickens. Instagram: @Neko_Masi_Nya Twitter: @Niccogatto

by Meeda King Digital Meeda King (@meeda.draws.sometimes) is an 18 year old Irish artist studying biotechnology.As a student of biology he naturally loves all living things however in his art he particularly finds inspiration from animals and other organisms which only exist through human intervention, such as of course chickens.

by BrunkyArt 11″x14″ Linocut Reduction Print BrunkyArt offers vibrant prints, paintings, and relief prints celebrating Texas Hill Country wildlife and folklore, created by Austin artist Jason Wallerstein. Explore the adventure and view the latest original work on Instagram @BrunkyArt and connect across all other social media platforms via Brunky.com.

by Mouli Sharma Digitized Pen Sketch Mouli Sharma is a journalist from New Delhi, India.

by Milli Vedder Photography Milli Vedder is a photographer and chicken tender in Washington, USA. She has over 40 chickens, each has a name and they come when called in hopes she has tasty grubs or scratch for them.

by Siobhan Mulligan Digital Siobhan Mulligan is a writer and artist from Atlanta, Georgia. While she mostly writes about history, fantasy, and hope, this chicken comic came to her in a vision for Make a Terrible Comic Day. You can find her newsletter at buttondown.com/siobhanmull and her Instagram @siobhanmullwrites.

by Daisy Noelle Acrylic on Canvas Daisy Noelle is a writer/artist from Washington. She has always had a thing for birds, from her flamingo mug collection and countless videos of the quail family near her apartment, to the adorable, crocheted chicken made by her sister-in-law. She has been published in Northwest Boulevard.

by ghostlymatte Digital Ghostlymatte is a freelance illustrator who enjoys playing with shapes and textures. While chickens are not the main focus of his art, chickens have been a constant fascination for him ever since he first laid his eyes on them at age 8.

by Mir Rainbird Photo Mir Rainbird is an artist and writer. Mir enjoys speculative fiction, mythology, and surrealism. Mir likes cats more than chickens. Follow @mir_rainy on insta and feel free to chat about your interests.