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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Thanks to this talented artist, Brenda Biondo, for supporting PPAN! We love bee art...especially bee art with a purpose! Order a poster version of this beautiful piece today, and a portion of your dollars will help to raise awareness about the plight of pollinators and encourage the creation and protection of pollinator-safe habitat in the state of Colorado! 😍 🐝
My first commissioned public art mural is now up in Manitou Springs, Colorado. 🙂 The corresponding poster (www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1984496) raises money for the People and Pollinators Action Network. Big thanks to the MACH: Manitou Springs Arts, Culture, & Heritage for funding this project. And thank you to Rachel Buller of Manitou Springs Real Estate for allowing installation on her building. More info is on a new website I created just for this series of work: www.ArtAnimalsAdvocacy.com. This new work is intended for a different purpose and a different audience than my other photographic work: it’s designed to raise awareness and funds for wildlife and conservation projects/organizations. The style of the work references traditional stained glass windows in churches because I think it’s important to put nature in similar contexts that inspire awe and reverence.
Thank you to One Times Everyone for selecting PPAN as one of its 2021 recipients, to affect greater change collectively! Check out this very cool philanthropic organization and winner of the 2021 Larimer County Environmental Stewardship Award! www.onetimeseveryone.org/