bongo

a forest antelope that shares understory with the okapi

sable antelope

one more version

impala duo

reworked as color version

antelope

stylized in an extreme posture, two versions

greater kudu

thompson's gazelle

viewed from the rear

kudu

Impala pair

two male Impala antelope in black and white:

pronghorn

the most curious thing about the pronghorn antelope, I find, is that it really isn't an antelope at all. It is the only surviving member of a family of mammals unique to America- the others all being extinct. And its existence supports the fact that prehistoric cheetahs once roamed North America- the only other land mammal faster than a pronghorn is the African cheetah; it evolved to escape a speedy predator that is no longer here.

little antelope

the dik-dik

thompson's gazelle

dik dik

I believe this little antelope with the funny tuft of hair on its head is called the dik-dik. Sketched at a museum.

uganda kob

ballpoint pen sketch of a kob making great big leaps over the ground

Sable Antelope

greater kudu

sketched from a museum specimen, at the Smithsonian

sable antelope

two versions
one a simplified graphic black-and-white:

the second with more color and pattern:

waterbuck

topi

new vector illustration of an antelope with distinctive coloring (in the right light, the shoulder and thigh patches actually do look purple!)

tommie

antelopes

from the Museum of Natural History,

wildebeest faces: