"Who Says All Elephants Have Great Memories?" is this week's "Camera Critters" post. If you want to participate, click on the image above.
While having an Easter lunch with my family today, my brother shared some photos of the Bangkok Elephant Campaign which he initiated & conceived to bring attention to the treatment of the elephants in Bangkok. The messages in the murals were written by Jasun Vare (my brother), with each concept developed with Jasun's creative partner Scott Hitchcock, who is also a street artist.
Various artists from around the world (Japan, Australia, Sweden, Thailand, Malaysia, England) came on board producing what I think is an amazing set of artworks; which communicate a poignant message.
The campaign has been supported by WSPA (World Society for Protection of Animals) along with the elephant nature park and rescue foundation.
My kudos to all of those involved!!
Click on each image and take a closer look...
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nice blog!i love the graphics
ReplyDeleteBeautiful graffitis.. I love them! :)
ReplyDeletethose are fantastic! The first one with the mask is really amazing. Plus elephants are awesome, and it is a good thing to help protect them from greed and avarice!!!
ReplyDeleteRadical, love it! Excellent murals!
ReplyDeletefun graphics Sandy
ReplyDeleteExcellent take on the critters and thought provoking too.
ReplyDeleteWow.. amazing art and powerful message. Good for your brother and everyone else involved for spreading word about noble cause in such a creative way.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful effort he is leading. And the murals are truly art. Very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteTink *~*~*
Critters on the Castle: Kaa
Those are wonderful works of art!!
ReplyDeleteKudos to your brother for getting involved!
Thumbs up to your brother.
ReplyDeleteNice Graphics! Nice blog!
ReplyDeleteOh, poor elephants...hope this campaign works.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad how animals are exploited for money. Thanks to people like your brother who are trying to make a difference!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and art work. We do need to take better care of these giants.. they belong in the wild.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
Wonderful post!
ReplyDeleteYour brother and the other artists are truly talented.
I wish them well on their endeavors.
Rebel artists at work and for a good cause! Great graphics!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit! My main blog is here www.gmirage.com =)
And I read below about the flu virus which is really scary, especially after I read it from the newspapers here...again where World Wars first occured, killing a lot...and then this issue, its disturtbing... *sigh*
This is a fascinating post, not only because of the graphics but the information as well. Elephants are my very favorite animals and anything to help support their health and existence is important work. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! Great post - great blog! :-)
ReplyDeleteunique entry. happy easter!
ReplyDeleteI love elephants! Great campaign & I hope it helps in the saving of the elephants.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by mine. I never touched the electric fence, but some of my friends did and said it felt weird.
Thanks for stopping by, Manz. Those elephant images are amazing!
ReplyDeleteGive my congrats to your brother. The campaign looks great.
ReplyDeleteWow fantastic images and messages. Congrats to your brother and his friend for these images. This is a unique CC and I like it! Thanks for visiting me.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome works of art! I saw those elephants referred to by this campaign. I hope they're taken off the street soon.
ReplyDeletethose are really good funky posters. good way to 'spell it out'
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool series! So very interesting. I really like the 'graffiti' feel of the 4th one.
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks for the visit and the kind words!
Unique critters entry huh? Thanks for dropping by anyway.
ReplyDeleteLove those murals! Very talented artists!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, I have submit it to mixx!
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