Jaguar – He who Kills with one Leap
Meet the Jaguar! The jaguar (Panthera onca) is one of the most iconic and powerful big cats in the Americas. With its famously bold rosette-patterned coat and muscular build, the […]
Inktober Week 2 – A Recap
As we wrap up Week 2 of Inktober, Artsefact has added seven more illustrations to the collection! From the sky to the sea, we’ve captured each animal’s unique charm on
Aye-aye – The Dark Lord of Primates?!
Aye-Aye: “Plea from the Shadows” – Ink on Paper, 2024 Meet the Aye-aye! Scientific Name: Daubentonia madagascariensis Phylum: Chordata Order: Primates Genus: Daubentonia Kingdom: Animalia Class: Mammalia Family: Daubentoniidae Species: D. madagascariensis IUCN
Inktober Week 1 – A Recap
A week into Inktober, Artsefact has already released seven endangered animal ink drawings! Some look majestic, some adorable, and some plain silly. But there’s more to these animals than meets
Exploring The Art That Can Save Wildlife
Have you ever seen a red panda? If you answered no, it is because it is an endangered species whose population is steadily decreasing. If nothing is done soon the
The Endearing Tale of Easter Bunnies
When it comes to Easter festivities, there are a few icons such as the Easter bunny. From the bushy tail to the endless energy, what’s not to love about that
A Tale of Two Frogs
Once upon a time, in the realm of folklore and fairy tales, there existed a charming story of love known as “The Frog Prince.” This timeless tale has captivated audiences
They Have a Dream
As we remember the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., we reflect on the impact his dream had on a society free of discrimination and injustice. Dr. King’s vision transcended
The Red-Nosed Hero
The holidays bring us a sense of joy, warmth, food, and timeless traditions. One beloved tradition is the story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, the iconic character that represents uniqueness
How to create Colorful Ink Paintings
This year for Inktober I wanted to get a bit more courageous and use more colors instead of just black ink. I decided to purchase a set with a glass
Flocks of Courage
What do Benjamin Franklin, the Turkey, and the Gunnison Grouse have in common? Read on for an interesting conclusion! Quick Links Benjamin Franklin and the Turkey In the 18th century,
