ANIMALS

Archdale's animals have relevance beyond their physical form; they are crested to reflect a wider financial, cultural, or emotional context, for instance a bull for a bull market.

Artwork of a rhinoceros created with collage of newspaper and magazine cutouts in black, white, and gray tones.
A collage of a fox made from torn pieces of newspaper and magazine pages, with detailed facial features and a bushy tail.
A collage art piece of an elephant made from newspaper clippings in black, white, and gray tones on a white background.
Sketch of a running horse with a flowing mane and tail, rendered in shades of beige and gray.
A black and white collage of a donkey made from cut-out pieces of newspaper or printed paper, standing on a plain white background.
A collage art piece of a shark made from newspaper and magazine clippings with various headlines and articles.
Collage artwork of a bear with upward raised paws, composed of various smaller images and photographs.
A digital collage art of a realistic-looking dog, possibly a retriever, made from newspaper cutouts, sitting on a plain background.
Collage of a French Bulldog made from black, white, and gray newspaper clippings on a white background.
Collage art of a buffalo made from torn pieces of paper with various textures and patterns.
Collage of a cow silhouette made from torn pieces of newspaper and magazine pages, with some images of people visible within the collage.