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 […]
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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 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
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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
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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,
