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A watercolor southern stingray viewed from above with a gray-brown diamond-shaped disc and long tapered tail.

Southern stingray

A watercolor southern stingray viewed from above with a gray-brown diamond-shaped disc and long tapered tail.

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From the pack Sharks and Rays Watercolor

30 PNGs made to match, so they sit together in one design.

  • A watercolor great white shark in left-facing profile with a gray back, pale belly, pointed snout, and crescent tail.
  • A watercolor tiger shark in left-facing profile with dark vertical flank bars and a broad blunt head.
  • A watercolor bull shark in left-facing profile with a stocky gray body, short rounded snout, and pale underside.
  • A watercolor blue shark in left-facing profile with a slender blue body and long narrow pectoral fins.
  • A watercolor shortfin mako shark in left-facing profile with a pointed snout, steel-blue body, and crescent tail.
  • A watercolor oceanic whitetip shark in left-facing profile with broad rounded white-tipped dorsal and pectoral fins.
  • A watercolor blacktip reef shark in left-facing profile with black fin tips and warm gray-brown upper skin.
  • A watercolor whale shark in left-facing profile with rows of ivory spots, lateral ridges, and a broad terminal mouth.
  • A watercolor basking shark in left-facing profile with a huge open filter-feeding mouth and five long external gill openings.
  • A watercolor great hammerhead shark viewed from above with a straight-front hammer-shaped head with a central notch.
  • A watercolor bonnethead shark viewed from above with a compact rounded shovel-shaped head.
  • A watercolor common thresher shark in left-facing profile with an elongated sweeping upper caudal lobe.
  • A watercolor nurse shark in left-facing profile with a plain sand-brown body, small nasal barbels, and low elongated caudal fin.
  • A watercolor zebra shark in left-facing profile with ochre skin, small dark round spots, body ridges, and a long low tail.
  • A watercolor leopard shark in left-facing profile with dark saddle bars and round flank spots on silver-bronze skin.
  • A watercolor port jackson shark in left-facing profile with a blunt head, dark harness markings, and spines before both dorsal fins.
  • A watercolor tasselled wobbegong viewed from above with a broad flattened head with branched skin tassels and mottled camouflage.
  • A watercolor epaulette shark in left-facing profile with a white-ringed black shoulder spot, scattered dark spots, and a long low tail.
  • A watercolor goblin shark in left-facing profile with a pink body, long flattened rostrum, and low unforked caudal fin.
  • A watercolor frilled shark in left-facing profile with an eel-like brown body, six frilled gill openings, and one rear dorsal fin.
  • A watercolor giant oceanic manta ray viewed from above with broad winglike fins, pale shoulder patches, and curled cephalic lobes.
  • A watercolor spotted eagle ray viewed from above with a pointed diamond-shaped disc, white spots, and a long slender tail.
  • A watercolor cownose ray viewed from above with a brown wing-shaped disc, notched snout, and slender tail.
  • A watercolor southern stingray viewed from above with a gray-brown diamond-shaped disc and long tapered tail.
  • A watercolor bluespotted ribbontail ray viewed from above with a yellow-olive oval disc, blue spots, and blue-striped tail.
  • A watercolor thornback skate viewed from above with a mottled diamond-shaped disc, midline thorns, and fleshy tail.
  • A watercolor common torpedo ray viewed from above with a rounded reddish-brown disc with five blue ocelli and a short thick tail.
  • A watercolor smalltooth sawfish viewed from above with a long toothed rostrum, flattened pectoral disc, and two rear dorsal fins.
  • A watercolor common guitarfish viewed from above with a pointed wedge-shaped head, flattened pectoral disc, and long fleshy tail.
  • A watercolor spiny butterfly ray viewed from above with an exceptionally broad mottled disc and short thin tail.
Open pack
  • A turquoise low-poly Diplodocus with an elongated neck and a slender whip-like tail.
  • Natural-history colored-pencil illustration of male European stag beetle.
  • Natural-history colored-pencil illustration of common rough woodlouse.
  • A photorealistic aardvark. Walking slowly in near-profile to the right, ears upright, snout lowered gently and full thick tail visible.
  • Large adult Standard Poodle, black curly coat in a natural even trim, floppy ears, long muzzle, undocked tail. Sitting tall in three-quarter right view, gaze upward right.
  • Lamb and chick lower-left corner.
  • A photorealistic secretarybird. Standing calmly at a slight front three-quarter angle facing right, wings folded, complete crest, long tail feathers and both feet visible.
  • A brown felt eagle owl with prominent ear tufts and large orange eyes.
  • A photorealistic mandrill. Sitting calmly at a slight front three-quarter angle facing left, mouth closed, hands relaxed, feet and short tail visible.
  • A tan-and-white horned goat taking a calm step to the left.
  • A photorealistic cheetah. Standing in left-facing profile, head turned slightly toward the camera, tail relaxed.
  • AI-generated photographic-style brown and ochre skipper butterfly in an elevated basking pose.