Ecological green
388 creative works found
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Fresh strawberry
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These dragonflies have been abundant this year. The green form is the immature state, as they get older they, particularly the males grow redder. They lay their eggs in late August and into September, dipping their abdomens into the water in order to let the eggs fall to the bottom.
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Great white egret in water
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A beautiful Green Tree Frog found during a survey south of Cobar, western NSW, AU. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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this mixed media collage work on canvas was done about a heritage tree, which was threatened by and sucumed to development, in our village York. / materials include,wax frottage [rubbing] of the ficus tree itself, building plans, woodcut print of grahitti on ficus trees,text,poetry,jigsaw pieces,dress pattern illustration,acrylic and watercolour paint, and other bits and pieces from vintage national geograhical magazines.
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A globe on green background. Conceptual image for Global warming.
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Vector artwork created in Adobe Illustrator with touch up in Adobe PhotoShop.
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a detail from the latest crow angel painting….. / the original is available My main website will lead you to all areas of my online gallery’s and stores: / Arteology
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Mother Earth in red, white and blue
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Your ecological footprint, in summary – It measures how much land and water area a human population requires to ‘live’.
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Yellowstone is for bears
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Proceeds from the sale of this design to benefit Environmental Defense Fund. We all need to heed the call… / don’t wait for politicians or the government to do something. If you do it will be too late. Any little changes we make as individuals, when added up, can make a huge difference to the health of our planet. If you haven’t already, see Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth” for ideas on what you can do to make changes in your life that can make a difference… or go to http://www.climatecrisis.net/ to get involved. You don’t have to be a tree-hugging hippie-dippie… just do what you can.
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This is the perfect shirt for those Earth Day celebrations… proceeds from the sale of this shirt to benefit Environmental Defense Fund. We all need to heed the call… / don’t wait for politicians or the government to do something. If you do it will be too late. Any little changes we make as individuals, when added up, can make a huge difference to the health of our planet. If you haven’t already, see Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth” for ideas on what you can do to make changes in your life that can make a difference… or go to http://www.climatecrisis.net/ to get involved. You don’t have to be a tree-hugging hippie-dippie… just do what you can.
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My new project: Stylish and fashionable social satire. This greenwashing phase can be awfully ridiculous sometimes, especially when causes of the problem are wearing the green cape and expecting everyone to pat them on the back and relax about the future of the world. I am learning to vent out in an artistic way!
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did you know that it requires less muscles to smile than any other facial expression? / so be an energy saver and … SMILE!
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by Andrew DavollVisited the back alleyways of North Perth again last weekend. Lots of community art, stencilling, and graffiti. Found this image on a painted wall. The text was discovered on a previous visit. The image talks to me about black + white relationships but the green also signifies the worry I have for the health of our shared earth. I am walking and recording the back lanes of North Perth. These are changing rapidly as old buildings are being demolished and new ones replace them.
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Green caterpillar on a confederate rose plant.
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