Save marine life poster

An awe-inspiring 3D render by white bold letters: 'Save Earth Gallery', showcasing a powerful statement about the devastating impact of human activity on marine life and the environment. A majestic whale emerges from the sea, its torso and head rendered with lifelike detail, while its tail is a harrowing mosaic of trash and debris—plastic bottles, cans, and more. This compelling artwork combines illustration, painting, typography, conceptual art, and wildlife photography to create a…

“Plastic waste killing sea creatures” Every day, I see a new article in the news sometimes, it is about the life effects of climate change or the images of marine life lying next to the garbage. on the sea. Every time I see these articles, I want to take some action, and I feel like creating a piece of art that is aware of the plastic crisis can play a part in changing our planet.

Bitter about Litter series

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Join the movement to save marine life with our 'Ivory and Blue Simple Illustration Save Marine Life Poster.' Raise awareness and inspire action with this impactful design. Together, let's protect our oceans and the creatures that call it home. Get involved today!

I’m a professional illustrator with a strong fondness for political, social and human issues, with more than 10 years experience collaborating with several publications and companies across four continents. For a long time, I wanted to do a selection of my best works to show some of the problems afflicting the world nowadays.

This needs to stop. Scientists estimate that there are 5.25 trillion bits of plastic debris in the oceans worldwide — that's more plastic pieces than stars in our galaxy! Awareness is the first step of change.

Save the sea and make it plastic free! #oceanconservation #savetheturtles #ocean

A campaign about sustaining the sea population.