‘Most toads can swim if they’re forced to, but unlike frogs, they rarely enter water. Since the world is two-thirds water, where would you say the limitations lie: with the frogs or the toads? Frogs are smooth and sleek and moist; toads are rough and dry and warty’ (Tom Robbins, Half asleep in Frog Pajamas)
(a street-art frog via Street Art Utopia) 
(an illustration by David McLimans via Animalarium) 
(sculpture made of metal scraps in Oakland, Ca. Via Vallejo Independent Bulletin) 
(Illustration by Charley Harper, 1961. Via Unruly) 
(From the series New World Transparent Specimens by Iori Tomita. Via Felkx) 
(recycled frog by Andrew Mockett. Via Kickan and Conkers) 
(My tiled street art insertion that someone stole for me…)
I’m nobody! Who are you?
Are you nobody, too?
Then there’s a pair of us — don’t tell!
They’d banish — you know!
How dreary to be somebody!
How public like a frog
To tell one’s name the livelong day
To an admiring bog!
(Emily Dickinson)
(There is a pair of us – don’t tell! Via Smashing core) 
(3D street painting, via 3D Street Art) 
(Illustration from Leaves by Mehdi Mo’eeni, via Animalarium) 
(Stencil street art frog, via Migraciòn Total)
(Kiss that Frog by Peter Gabriel)
And my frogness stamped on my skin: 
(my one and only cherished tattoo)
Observatory Mansions (Italian Version)
Observatory Mansions 