Ivory Trade Posters and Art Prints

I created this illustration to highlight the problem of the ivory trade to China.

Save The Animals - Endangered Animals. Endangered Animal design for those who are interested in love wild animals. Unique artwork with group of endangered animals. Do you or someone you know love animals? This is a great save the animals gift.

Protect Not Poach Rhino Ivory Trade Awareness. Anti Poaching Animal Conservation design for those interested in protecting rhinos. Wear this tee if you want to see an end to poaching. With original artwork this design is a great gift on any product.

Protect Not Poach Ivory Trade Awareness Anti Poaching Animal Conservation design for those who are interested in protecting elephants. Unique artwork with unique elephant silhouette and slogan. This design is perfect for those who want to see an end to poaching and the ivory trade.

African elephant "Ban trade in Ivory" design, ideal gift for elephant lovers, wildlife conservationists and those concerned about elephant poaching and saving elephants. Design based on original wildlife photograph taken in Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park.

Are you or someone you know into endangered animals? This Rare Animals of the World T-Shirt Save The Animals design is just what you're looking for! With unique artwork it's a great way to let everyone know how much we need to save these animals.

Designed by Graphic Designer, Natasha Constantinou

Spread the word and support efforts across the globe to bring the ivory trade to a grinding halt. Tell your friends and family, ivory belongs to Elephants, not people!

Anti poaching graphic featuring a white elephant in cross-hairs inside a camera lens. Perfect for animal lovers and activists who want to stop poaching and help conservation efforts. The quote “The only way to shoot” refers to taking photographic pictures of wild animals. It’s a great gift for wildlife photographers, animal rights supporters, people against ivory trade, man and women.

Anti poaching graphic featuring a white elephant in cross-hairs inside a camera lens. Perfect for animal lovers and activists who want to stop poaching and help conservation efforts. The quote “The only way to shoot” refers to taking photographic pictures of wild animals. It’s a great gift for wildlife photographers, animal rights supporters, people against ivory trade, man and women.

Save the Elephant Day is observed across the world on April 16 every year. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the predicament of elephants, whose population has continued to decline quite noticeably.

Save the Elephant Day is observed across the world on April 16 every year. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the predicament of elephants, whose population has continued to decline quite noticeably.

Save the Elephant Day is observed across the world on April 16 every year. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the predicament of elephants, whose population has continued to decline quite noticeably.

This is just my way of trying to spread the word not to buy Ivory. Although bans on its export and import exist there is still a flourishing black market trade and daily elephants are being killed by poachers just for their tusks.

What's hotter right now than elephants? This gray elephant silhouette really pops against an orange background. Each time an item in this design sells, a donation will be made to 96 Elephants!

Featuring African elephant face close up in vintage sepia with "Extinct" stamp, this Don't let it happen, Ban Ivory Trade design is perfect for save elephant supporters and all who oppose trade in ivory. Ideal artwork to spread awareness of the threat to elephants from poaching and ivory sales

Extinction is Forever, Say No to Ivory Wildlife apparel, perfect gift for elephant lovers, wildlife conservationists and those concerned about elephant poaching and the ivory trade. Wear it proudly on you Africa safari or vacation and to show support for saving the elephants from extinction.

"Elephants are living treasures. Nature's gardeners. Nature's great teachers. Tragically some people don't give a damn. They prefer the dead treasure to the living one. The ivory. We must challenge this so-called 'trade' with all our might and shame on those who would condone it." - Virginia McKenna