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Wildlife of Madagascar by AW Illustrations
Tokyo, JPThe magical Island of Madagascar is famous for its bizarre wildlife! Here you can find irresistibly cute lemurs, dozens of species of chameleon including the world's smallest and largest, and strikingly beautiful fossa!!
A Map of My Childhood in Fort Worth, Texas by Virginia Brose
Arlington, TX, USAThese are the places I enjoyed going to as a child.
Madagascar by AW Illustrations
Tokyo, JPMadagascar is the most unique, fascinating and sensitive place in the world. Enjoy listening to the indri calling, lemur watching, chameleon watching and eating vanilla ice cream!!!
Let's Go for a Walk in Tucson, Arizona by Matt Rockefeller
A few places in my hometown, Tucson, AZ, that offer great opportunities for exploration!
Kaua'i: Whale Watching in Paradise by Lauren Percz
Baltimore, MD, USI have always loved whales. They're my favorite animals. Over the past few years I've become very passionate about preserving and protecting these gorgeous creatures. I believe that tourist boats are a potential danger for the mammals and the ocean, so if you can see them in their natural habitat from a safe distance then everyone can enjoy life to the fullest! Virtually anywhere on the coast is a great location so these are just a few places to view Humpback Whales and other marine life from the shore.
The Nisky Bike Path in Niskayuna, NY by Mickey Quinn
Baltimore, Maryland, USa cool thing about my hometown (niskayuna - we call it "nisky"!) is our lil' section of the expansive bike path that runs through much of upstate NY! this is a map of real places and childhood memories built along the route. the linework of this piece was drawn in ink and scanned, and then color was added digitally.
Canyonlands National Park, Utah by James Orndorf
Cochise County, Arizona, US500+ square miles of silent desert and deep canyons country where the Colorado and Green Rivers meet.
To quote Edward Abbey: ""the most weird, wonderful, magical place on earth—there is nothing else like it anywhere."".
Regent's Park in London, UK by Lauren Percz
Baltimore, MD, USThis summer, I traveled to London with my class from Maryland Institute College of Art. It was the most amazing experience! Especially for a hedgehog lover like myself. Unfortunately, wild hedgehogs are endangered in England and one of the last places they are still seen in the London area is Regent's Park, but I don't know if they will be for much longer. I just want to bring awareness to people that they should join the effort to save these amazing, gentle, little creatures.
