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Fun With Animal Art for National Endangered Species Day

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Christopher Jagmin's take on the tortoise and the hare.
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Isaac Caruso painted this big cat in Roosevelt Row.
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Diego Perez adding a humorous twist.
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Checking out a JoAnn Augur painting.
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Betty Busby's Squid Vicious.
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Koryn Woodson Wassom showed these birds at MADE Art Boutique.
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Heather Freitas showing some penguin love.
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One of April Howland's many animal paintings.
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John and Elli Milan get in some coyote time.
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One of many Anna Tran works exploring endangered animals.
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Frank Gonzales has shown his work at Desert Botanical Garden.
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Ellen Nemetz delivers a good dose of animal humor.
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Detail of Carrie Marill's mural for Scottsdale Public Art.
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Heather Freitas' take on the Mexican Wolf.
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Andrea Peterson painting spotted a while back at Wilde Meyer Gallery in Scottsdale.
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Detail of Jake Early's mural for Tempe Public Art.
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Ulla Katz bringing the humor to cat art.
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Another work by Andrea Peterson previously shown at Wilde Meyer Gallery.
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Part of a Rainbow Westlund painting recently spotted at Millet House in Mesa.
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Heather Freitas tackles coral bleaching.
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One of Cindy Schnackel's many bird paintings.
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Timothy Chapman often paints animals and birds.
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Susan Olson's tribute to a gorilla named Koko.
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Checking out a painting by James Angel.
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One of many underwater-themed prints by Wendy Willis.
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Checking out artwork by Sky Black.
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Part of illustrator Rebecca Green's mural on Grand Avenue.
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This Ai Kijima work is part of the ASU Art Museum collection.
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Look for Maggie Keane's mural in the Willo neighborhood.
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We spotted this April Howland painting a while back at Tempe Public Library.
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One of Anna Tran's works exploring endangered animals.
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We spotted this Corinne Geertsen piece at Gebert Contemporary in Scottsdale a while back.
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One of Wendy Willis' many prints exploring undersea life.
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Anna Tran showing some polar bear love.
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Another piece by Cindy Schnackel.
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Part of Lauren Lee's mural inside Fair Trade Cafe.
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We spotted this Judith Ann Miller work at monOrchid a while back.
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Meet Uno, created by Fred Tieken.
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This Ron Burns painting was part of an exhibit at Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum.
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This Monica Aissa Martinez piece was previously exhibited at Royse Contemporary in Scottsdale.
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Having a little fun with Joe Ray's work.
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Phoenix General and Framed Ewe showed Kelsey Dake in their shared Shortcut Gallery.
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One of Jeremy Yocum's cat prints.
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Wendy Willis showing the love for undersea life.
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Checking out one of Rachel Srinivasan's works.
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We spotted this Connie Townsend work at Wilde Meyer Gallery in Scottsdale a while back.
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Cindy Schnackel created this for a previous cat-themed exhibit.
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You can see Anne Coe's work at Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum now.
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Look for work by Kristine Kollasch at First Studio.
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Part of an international mural series by Louis Masai.
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Fun With Animal Art for National Endangered Species Day
Animals lovers never need an excuse to check out a cute crop of animal pictures. But Endangered Species Day, which was on May 17, is a great time to go beyond cute, and think more about animal conservation and protection. We've encountered plenty of animal art around town, including some depicting endangered species, such as leopards, gorillas, elephants, tigers, and sea turtles. Here's a sampling we hope you'll enjoy.
Animals lovers never need an excuse to check out a cute crop of animal pictures. But Endangered Species Day, which was on May 17, is a great time to go beyond cute, and think more about animal conservation and protection. We've encountered plenty of animal art around town, including some depicting endangered species, such as leopards, gorillas, elephants, tigers, and sea turtles. Here's a sampling we hope you'll enjoy.
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