Ink drawing of a squid.
A commission gift for a PhD graduate in marine biology, that studied humpback whale song. Digital painting.
Shrimp, (Pandalus borealis). Fished commercially around Iceland.
Small crustaceans found in saltwater and freshwater.
Millipedes, or "margfætla" in Icelandic, are a type of arthropod, that are characterized by having two pairs of legs on most body segments.
Extinct class of marine arthropods.
Giant tortoise. Two species are found, one in the Galapagos and another in the Indian ocean. No reptiles live in the wild in Iceland.
A class of crustaceans, containing more than 30 thousand species.
A generic drawing, species not defined. Grasshoppers do not live in the wild in Iceland.
The wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus). Widespread around Europe and one of two species living wild in Iceland, along with the house mouse (Mus musculus).
Silverfish (Lepisma saccharinum), called "silfurskotta" in Icelandic is a primitive, wingless insect common in Iceland.
A generic scorpion ink drawing. Scorpions, "sporðdrekar" in Icelandic, do not live wild in Iceland.