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Posted on October 1, 2019 by The Art of Ecology

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So excited to announce one of my new upcoming illustration projects, shedding light on pollinators decline due to human-caused climate change, pesticide overuse, and invasive species competitors! The artwork will, ideally, educate, answer some questions, and be the root of discussion, empathy, and ultimately some change! Each piece will feature a different illustrated pollinator. Stay tuned for more info!

Today is International #RabbitDay ! Rabbits have some unique adaptations to help protect them from numerous predators.

Finished my #FlyAgaric illustration for today's prompt for #FallFungiChallenge by @allisonlyonart !

Typically, bumblebees land on large or sturdy flowers since their weight can often be a detriment when landing on small or delicate flowers. However, in this silly bee's case, it was determined to search for all of the food it could as it stumbled very clumsily along the delicate Queen Anne's Lace! The poor thing almost fell off or fell through the flower with every step it took!

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Help me celebrate my arborist husband's birthday month!!! For every art sale (not events), $2 from the proceeds will be donated to "Fallen Families Fund". Dismiss