Showing posts with label elephant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elephant. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Free National Geographic Printable Posters (from Your Printer!)


If you are a nature lover and looking for cheap art, National Geographic  has 16 different posters that you can print off using your printer, then assemble (final size 25x33 inches).

In addition to the above giraffes sunset, taken at Okavango Delta, Botswana, Africa (Photo: Chris Johns), they currently have 7 other animal posters: a tiger and cub, polar bear, elephant mother and baby, cheetah mother and cub, swan or a wolf in the snow or a gorilla.


Additionally, they have 8 landscape photos, such as the Snowy Forest Sunrise in Diamond Peak, Nevada
(Photo: by Phil Schermeister), Italian sidewalk, Great Pyramids, Sand Dunes, Misty Mountain Lake. Adirondack Boater, Florida Keys Flyer or Montana Butte.

For National Geographic's poster download page, click here







print, then assemble:)

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

"THE JIM BEAM TREE"


A former co-worker, who's daughter is studying to be a biologist, forward the above video to me and she indicated that the video actual footage by a French documentary maker about Africa. 

I don't know any French, but my friend was told:
"There are trees that grow in Africa which, once a year, produce very juicy
fruits that contain a large percentage of alcohol.
          Because there is a shortage of water, as soon as the fruits are ripe, theanimals, big and small, belly up
          to the bar."

Thus, the tree has been nicknamed "The Jim Beam Tree".

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

ANIMAL HAND ART DESERVING APPLAUSE

Below are examples of hand art by Italian artist Guido Daniele, some of which have been used in advertisements, that are breathtakingly realistic.