The Void T-Shirt
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Description: I made this graphic thinking about environmental issues and the concept of "saving the planet". I think the planet does not need to be saved by us, because it is more resilient than us humans. Let's be honest: the reason why we should take care of the environment and Nature is for ourselves, to save ourselves! We cannot survive without this planet, but the planet can definitely live without us.
Description: I made this graphic thinking about environmental issues and the concept of "saving the planet". I think the planet does not need to be saved by us, because it is more resilient than us humans. Let's be honest: the reason why we should take care of the environment and Nature is for ourselves, to save ourselves! We cannot survive without this planet, but the planet can definitely live without us.
Description: I designed this piece about sea pollution and the threat of humans and plastic to sea life. I am seriously concerned about the health of our planet and I would like to spread awareness with my work, so start a conversation, to initiate change and activism. I hope you'll like it and you'll treat our planet with care!
Description: The perfect design to raise awareness about global warming and environmental issues. I made a series of this little fellows for the Earth Day, you can even find all of them animated in form of GIFs, if you look for #giuliamartinelli, while tyoing for animated stickers on Social Media.
Description: There is one particular night, in which the moose decide to visit the town of Anchorage in Alaska, and that is the spookiest night of the year: Halloween. This is not some kind of creepy gathering, but rather a pumpkin feast! Those big animals are in fact coming to town to have a big dinner - each of them can eat 20 kilos of pumpkin. When they are satisfied they are ready to go back to the wild. I found this story very funny and picturesque and really enjoyed illustrating it.
Description: A flock of 13 thousands Vaux's Swifts does a 5-thousand-kilometers migration down America's west coast. Every year those tiny birds do a stop-over in Portland, Oregon, where they all find a place to sleep inside a towering chimney stack. The city of Portland has taken the chimney out of use, realizing its importance for the swifts.
