Birthsign
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The Snake is part of what will be a complete series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac. NOTE: this artwork was updated August 11, 2009 after some minor edits. Those born in the Year of the Snake are said to be rather philosophical, critical thinkers with discerning taste and great personal confidence. They also have a strong sense of honor and organization. If you were born in 2001, 1989, 1977, 1965, 1953, 1941, or 1929 you are probably a Snake, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image also available as color wall art and cards and as a T-Shirt / See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white Or check out the same series in color ! Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rabbit is part of what will soon be a complete series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac. In the background is the Chinese character for the Rabbit. This image also available in a black-and-white print and as a color print. Those born in the Year of the Rabbit are said to be gracious, cultured, intellectual, and detail-oriented. They may be very sensitive — sometimes to the point of nervousness — but this also makes them compassionate and attentive to those around them, and they like to make their homes comfortable and peaceful. You are probably a Rabbit if you were born in 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, 1939, or 1927, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper and colored digitally. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rabbit is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Rabbit. This image also available in black-and-white and as a T-shirt. Those born in the Year of the Rabbit are said to be gracious, cultured, intellectual, and detail-oriented. They may be very sensitive — sometimes to the point of nervousness — but this also makes them compassionate and attentive to those around them, and they like to make their homes comfortable and peaceful. You are probably a Rabbit if you were born in 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, 1939, or 1927, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper and colored digitally. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith. Featured in the Creative Cards group and in Rabbit, Rabbit!
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The Tiger is part of what will soon be a complete series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac. In the background is the Chinese character for the Tiger. Tiger people are said to charismatic, dynamic, and passionate. You are probably a Tiger if you were born in 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962, 1950, 1938, or 1926, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image also available as a wall art and cards Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper and colored digitally. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rat is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Rat. Rat people are said to be clever, meticulous, and charming. You are probably a Rat if you were born in 2008, 1996, 1984, 1972, 1960, 1948, 1936, or 1924, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image also available as color cards and wall art and T-shirts. / See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white Or check out the same series in color ! Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rat is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Rat. Rat people are said to be clever, meticulous, and charming. / You are probably a Rat if you were born in 2008, 1996, 1984, 1972, 1960, 1948, 1936, or 1924, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available in black and white and as T-shirts. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rat is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Rat. Rat people are said to be clever, meticulous, and charming. You are probably a Rat if you were born in 2008, 1996, 1984, 1972, 1960, 1948, 1936, or 1924, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as wall art and cards / Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Snake is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Snake. Those born in the Year of the Snake are said to be rather philosophical, critical thinkers with discerning taste and great personal confidence. They also have a strong sense of honor and organization. If you were born in 2001, 1989, 1977, 1965, 1953, 1941, or 1929 you are probably a Snake, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available in black and white and as a T-shirt. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Snake is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Snake. Those born in the Year of the Snake are said to be rather philosophical, critical thinkers with discerning taste and great personal confidence. They also have a strong sense of honor and organization. If you were born in 2001, 1989, 1977, 1965, 1953, 1941, or 1929 you are probably a Snake, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as wall art and cards See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Sheep, or Ram, is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Sheep. Sometimes, The Goat is used instead of The Sheep, but I felt the sheep matched better with the characteristics associated with the sign. Sheep people are said to be sincere, gentle, empathetic, artistic, and creative. I based my drawing on a wild sheep from Asia, the Markhour, a relative of the Bighorn sheep who looks more like his goat cousins than the fluffy domesticated sheep. Sheep people are said to be very artistic and fashionable, empathetic, shy, and generous. If you were born in 2003, 1991, 1979, 1967, 1955, 1943, or 1931 you are probably a Sheep, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available on T-shirts and in black-and-white See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Sheep, or Ram, is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Sheep. Sometimes, The Goat is used instead of The Sheep, but I felt the sheep matched better with the characteristics associated with the sign. Sheep people are said to be sincere, gentle, empathetic, artistic, and creative. I based my drawing on a wild sheep from Asia, the Markhour, a relative of the Bighorn sheep who looks more like his goat cousins than the fluffy domesticated sheep. Sheep people are said to be very artistic and fashionable, empathetic, shy, and generous. If you were born in 2003, 1991, 1979, 1967, 1955, 1943, or 1931 you are probably a Sheep, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available in color prints and T-shirts See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white Or check out the same series in color ! Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital text. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Sheep, or Ram, is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Sheep. Sometimes, The Goat is used instead of The Sheep, but I felt the sheep matched better with the characteristics associated with the sign. Sheep people are said to be sincere, gentle, empathetic, artistic, and creative. I based my drawing on a wild sheep from Asia, the Markhour, a relative of the Bighorn sheep who looks more like his goat cousins than the fluffy domesticated sheep. Sheep people are said to be very artistic and fashionable, empathetic, shy, and generous. If you were born in 2003, 1991, 1979, 1967, 1955, 1943, or 1931 you are probably a Sheep, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available in color prints and black-and-white cards Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rooster is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Rooster. Those born in the Year of the Rooster are said to be sociable, charming, meticulous, hard-working, and loyal. If you were born in 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969, 1957, 1945, 1933, or 1921 you are probably a Rooster, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as a T-Shirt design and in black-and-white. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Rooster is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the background is the Chinese character for the Rooster. Those born in the Year of the Rooster are said to be sociable, charming, meticulous, hard-working, and loyal. If you were born in 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969, 1957, 1945, 1933, or 1921 you are probably a Rooster, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as cards and wall art. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in color Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper with digital color. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Dog is part of a series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Dog. Those born in the Year of the Dog are said to be loyal, attentive, and idealistic. They are both intelligent and modest. If you were born in 2006, 1994, 1982, 1970, 1958, 1946, 1934, or 1922 you are probably a Dog, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available in color as prints cards and T-shirts. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white Or check out the same series in color ! Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Dog is part of a series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Dog. Here’s a close-up of the detail: / Those born in the Year of the Dog are said to be loyal, attentive, and idealistic. They are both intelligent and modest. If you were born in 2006, 1994, 1982, 1970, 1958, 1946, 1934, or 1922 you are probably a Dog, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as a print and as a card, and in black-and-white. Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper; color and text added in Photoshop. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Dog is part of a series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Dog. Here’s a close-up of the detail: / Those born in the Year of the Dog are said to be loyal, attentive, and idealistic. They are both intelligent and modest. If you were born in 2006, 1994, 1982, 1970, 1958, 1946, 1934, or 1922 you are probably a Dog, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available in color as prints and T-shirts. See the rest of the work in the series: Chinese Zodiac Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper; color and text added in Photoshop. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Dog is part of a series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Dog. Here’s a close-up of the detail: / Those born in the Year of the Dog are said to be loyal, attentive, and idealistic. They are both intelligent and modest. If you were born in 2006, 1994, 1982, 1970, 1958, 1946, 1934, or 1922 you are probably a Dog, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as a T-shirt, as a card, and in black-and-white. See the rest of the work in the Chinese Zodiac series! Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper; text and color in Photoshop. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Horse is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Horse. Those born in the Year of the Horse are said to be both physically and mentally active cheerful and friendly. If you were born in 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966, 1954, 1942, 1930, or 1918 you are probably a Horse, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white Or check out the same series in color ! Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Horse is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Horse. Those born in the Year of the Horse are said to be both physically and mentally active cheerful and friendly. If you were born in 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966, 1954, 1942, 1930, or 1918 you are probably a Horse, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. This image is also available as a T-shirt: and in black-and-white See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper, with color added digitally. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Horse is part of series of the 12 Animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac — the rest of the zodiac are coming soon! In the foreground is the Chinese character for the Horse. Those born in the Year of the Horse are said to be both physically and mentally active cheerful and friendly. If you were born in 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966, 1954, 1942, 1930, or 1918 you are probably a Horse, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac Drawn with a brush-pen on bristol paper, with color added digitally. Copyright 2009 Stephanie Smith.
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The Year of the Ox is part of a series of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. The color version will be coming soon! Ox people are said to be dependable, hard-working, modest, and tenacious. You are probably and Ox if you were born in 2009, 1997, 1985, 1973, 1961, 1949, 1937, or 1925, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. The Year of the Ox was drawn with a Pitt Brush pen and Pigma Microns on 100lb smooth finish bristol board, 11×14 inches See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white
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The Year of the Monkey is part of a series of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. The color version will be coming soon! Monkey people are said to be quick-witted improvisers and innovative problem-solvers. You are probably a Monkey if you were born in 2004, 1992, 1980, 1968, 1956, 1944, 1932, or 1920, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. The Year of the Monkey was drawn with a Pitt Brush pen and Pigma Microns on 100lb smooth finish bristol board, 11×14 inches See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white
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The Year of the Dragon is part of a series of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. The color version will be coming soon! Dragon people are said to be self-assured, passionate, and ambitious. You are probably a Dragon if you were born in 2000, 1988, 1976, 1964, 1952, 1940, or 1928, but double-check the exact dates if your birthday is in mid-January to mid-February because the Lunar New Year is on a different date each year. Wikipedia’s Chinese Zodiac page is a good starting point for more information about all of the signs and their meanings. The Year of the Dragon was drawn with a Pitt Brush pen and Pigma Microns on 100lb smooth finish bristol board, 11×14 inches See the rest of the work in this series: Chinese Zodiac in black-and-white
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