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Category Archives: animals
KJFG No. 5
During the month of July I had some great days enjoying the Anima Mundi, the 16th International Animation Festival of Brazil. I watched several short animations and three animated feature films. If you ask me about them, I’m going to … Continue reading
Best Wild Animal Photos of 2008
Last month the National Geographic announced the 7 Best Wild Animal Photos of 2008 which is organized by the Natural History Museum of London and BBC Wildlife Magazine. The black-crested macaque photo you see was the winner in the category … Continue reading
Posted in animals, photography
Tagged animals, cats, leopard, monkey, National Geographic, nature, news, photography, photojournalism, pictures
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Juan Carlos Federico
The illustrator Juan Carlos Federico has a brilliant portfolio, filled with very cute children’s books illustrations, editorial, monsters, and his very creative series Restatos and Sumanes. The series, which look like collages, always make me smile. And if that wasn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Argentine, artist, books, children, cute, illustration, monsters
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Nick Brandt
The photographer Nick Brandt studied Film and Painting at St. Martins School of Art and in December 2000 he started photographing in East Africa. His portfolio has stunning pictures of animals in Africa, taken between 2000 and 2007. In 2005 … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, books, nature, photographer, photography, pictures
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Butterflies’ wings alphabet
Those beautiful patterns aren’t photoshoped, they are photos from wings of moths and butterflies. They are part of the project of the photographer Kjell Sandved to capture them and create this amazing butterfly alphabet, with every letter from A to … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, images, nature, photography, pictures, science
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Illustrations from Hedgehog in the Fog
The Russian LiveJournal community Kidpix published some illustrations with part of the text (in Russian) from the book “???? ? ??????“, known as “Hedgehog in the Fog“. “Hedgehog in the Fog” was at first a Soviet animated film directed by … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, animation, books, children, cute, hedgehog, illustration, Russian
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Nicole Gastonguay
Nicole Gastonguay is a graphic designer, however, she has another talent: crochet. She makes marvellous (and super cute) crochet toys. And for toys I want to say adorable crochet food and animals. It’s impossible not love her smiling creations with … Continue reading
Mr Potato Head and his fellow Louis, the octopus
That’s my favourite cephalopod fellow of last week: Louis, the Giant Pacific Octopus. Louis, as any octopus, gets bored, and since the he isn’t on his natural habitat, the guys from the Blue Reef Aquarium found a way to keep … Continue reading
Toronto Humane Society Ads
The Canadian agency Leo Burnett Toronto created a series of very cute ads for the Toronto Human Society, which slogan is “adopt a new life”. The campaign goal, as you can guess, is motivate and increase the number of adoptions. … Continue reading
Dita Von Teese’s Sexy ABC Ad
The last PETA campaign PETA’s ABC Campaign points to the importance of spay or neuter. The ABC (Animal Birth Control) tackles the issue of companion animal overpopulation and urges people to do their part by taking simple steps to help … Continue reading