Turtles of the World Sculptures by Jeff Littlejohn

Jeff Littlejohn has been a professional artist since 1981. He has worked as a freelance or in-house sculptor for many companies, taught, given presentations and lectures, worked with conservation groups and museums, and served as an artist-in-residence. He has produced public bronzes, paintings, book illustrations, cartoons, and logos. Jeff's has work at the Sam Noble Natural History Museum in Norman, including an animatronic Velociraptor. He received a BSE in art education from the University of Central Missouri and an MFA in sculpture from the University of Oklahoma.

Jeff is a herpetoculturist interested in lizards and tortoises. Jeff has designed and sculpted some of the most amazing herpetological sculptures available today and his series for the Turtle and Tortoise Preservation Group will surely be one of his finest. The first piece, Pyxis planicauda, the Flat-tailed Tortoise from Madagascar, is incredibly lifelike. Each piece is cast from his original sculpture and is painstakingly hand-painted by Jeff. These pieces are available in a limited edition of signed and numbered pieces.

Pyxis