Bushfire Merch

Digital Image form my book, 'When the Fires Came' published by Blurb. Address to buy the book is below: https://www.blurb.com/b/10618180-when-the-fires-came

Pastel 50 x 70cm on black Canson Mitientes Tex paper In Sep 2017 a bushfire started on a ridge in the State forest near our place. A wind change caused the fire to move down the hill & threaten the properties bordering the forest. Our local Rural Fire Service started a backburn from the dirt road up the hill to stop the bushfire. The backburn took out 20 years worth of undergrowth - we could actually see the bike trails & contours of the hill near our house! In Dec 2019 - two & a bit years later, with very little rain, the bracken, grasses, sapplings etc have barely recovered.

Prints from my original watercolour painting on paper. This work was initially abstract but grew into a representation of a fiery landscape. In Australia, bushfire season is a harsh reality that we need to prepare for and manage.

Bush fire can cause confusion and chaos in its wake, many Native animals trying to survive the flames are set upon by predators awaiting.

Artistic representation of a country on fire.

Prints from my original watercolour painting on paper. This work was initially abstract but grew into a representation of a fiery landscape. In Australia, bushfire season is a harsh reality that we need to prepare for and manage.

Bushfire. Tovers original design

Bushfire. Tovers original design

Please help the Quokkas! We need as much smiling Quokkas face as possible in this world. Proceeds from sales will go to State Emergency Relief Fund (SERF). More shirts and merchandise will be designed to help with Australia rescue mission.

Did you guys know that wombats have allowed other animals in their burrows during the bushfires, saving wallabies, echidnas, and others from burning? They're total heroes and everyone should know!

Pastel on A4 size Art Spectrum Colourfix paper - dark blue Late Oct & into November 2019, the Mid North Coast of NSW had large bushfires burning out 500 million hectares & destroying habitat for koalas, platypus & many other native animals. Nearly 500 homes were destroyed & tragically 3 lives were lost. This was one of the sunset views during the fires near Bonny Hills & Lake Cathie

Please help the Fairy Penguins! Proceeds from sales will go to State Emergency Relief Fund (SERF). More shirts and merchandise will be designed to help with Australia rescue mission.

Koala having survived bushfires needs support.Painted in alcohol inks.

Did you guys know that wombats have allowed other animals in their burrows during the bushfires, saving wallabies, echidnas, and others from burning? They're total heroes and everyone should know!

A sad koala bear is desperately clinging on to a tree while the bushfire is burning wildly. Save the koalas! Stop global warming.

“I Love Australia”. I made this design to help support the animals effected by the Australian bushfires (2019/2020). All of my profit (20% of the price) made by this design will be donated to Zoos Victoria. Zoos Victoria is an Australian non-profit organization that provides emergency veterinary care, refuge for homeless animals, and are working on habitat restoration projects.

A sole bushfire ravaged tree stands over the misty foothills of the Yarra Ranges

Black cockatoos after the bushfire painted in alcohol ink.

An oil painting that i did of a bushfire

It's got to be a bit like beer pong.

DRRRRRROP!

Hello! As you know due to the recent Australian bushfires a lot of wild animals lost their homes and got injured. They still need all the love and care the rescue centres and organisations can provide. I am going to donate any profit I make from the sales with this cute design to WIRES. Let's help Australia's distressed animals together! :)

I captured this kangaroo in detailed watercolor, to depict the iconic australian animal I love.

This hand drawn Koala is a great gift for any koala lover, animal enthusiast, Australia fan, nature person, environmental activist, eco warrior – or anybody who loves animals, wildlife, the outdoors and Mother Nature. Although koalas have always been well known and loved they gained even more attention in the Australian bush fires – and they need our help! If you are looking for a cool, cute and meaningful gift for somebody important, with this koala design you can help raise awareness about this amazing animal and the challenges it’s facing.

Open up all the doors, bombs away!

Pick up this cute self-care koala design featuring a koala relaxing drinking coffee. This makes a perfect gift so pick up one today.

Wildland Fire Landscape

2020 one (1) star rating due to a lot of things that had happened this year. from the death of kobe to australian bushfires to pandemic, and its not even end of the year.

I think it's safe to say 2020 has been a mess so far, recount it's events with this design! It's perfect on a t-shirt, mug, or a phone case. It also makes a great gift for a teacher, a friend, or any of your loved ones!

Illustration as a charity relief project for Australia bushfire relief on Kofi

Amazon and Australian Bushfires are here! In the worst-hit Australian state, New South Wales (NSW), fire has affected more than five million hectares, destroying more than 2,000 houses and forcing thousands to seek shelter elsewhere. Get involved in FIRE Prevention!

tell Scott what you really think and all profit from this shirt I will donate to the CFA

Before everyone screams I am trying to profit from the bushfires, I pledge that ALL money I receive from any sales of this design will be donated to Wires and the Koala Hospital (I will alternate between the two) to help rescue and care for the animals suffering as a result of these terrible bushfires. No idea if this design will sell, but if it does I will post evidence of the monies I donate to them on my profile posts as they occur. You can also help Wires throughout Australia by donating directly to Wires - see their website at https://www.wires.org.au. and the Koala Hospital at https://www.koalahospital.org.au/act-now/donate I made this poster from another portion of an acrylic painting I did immediately after the Ash Wednesd...

I made this poster from a portion of an acrylic painting I did immediately after the Ash Wednesday Fires in South Australia, fires during which so much of South Australia went up in flames. We must act now to slow climate change and make sure we leave Australia's coal in the ground, so that we do not contribute to making the situation worse for our country and our planet.

All of my profits from this design will go towards the Australian bushfires. This design represents the enormous amount of koalas that have been killed or injured because of these fires.

I made this poster from a portion of an acrylic painting I did immediately after the Ash Wednesday Fires in South Australia, fires during which so much of South Australia went up in flames. The 2019 and 2020 fires were dreadful especially for our wildlife. We must act now to slow climate change and make sure we leave Australia's coal in the ground, so that we do not contribute to making the situation worse for our country and our planet.