Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus)

March 6, 2018Endangered, Asian ElephantAlison ArmstrongComment

Asian Elephant. 48x48. Acrylic Painting. $4,800

Inspiration/reference photos from this painting are credited to Boon Lott's Elephant Sanctuary

Meet Wassan! She lives at Boon Lotts Elephant Sanctuary (BLES). BLES is passionately devoted to creating a safe and natural home for Thai elephants.

"We care for rescued and retired elephants, allowing them to interact freely within 600 acres of forested land. There are no performances — just elephants.”

10% of the sale of this painting will go to BLESS for the adoption of this exact elephant!.

For more information on BLES visit: http://blesele.org/

Asain Elephant Facts:

Conservation Status: Endangered

Population: 40,000 -50,000

Major Threats: Human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss, and poaching

Process Photos:

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A Little About Me —

I grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I began my career as a free lance portrait artist. Later transitioning into an art consultant role with a non profit, this led to illustration work for Bible based children's books. In 2014 I started Scarce, to raise money and awareness for animal species in crisis. My work has been exhibited and auctioned by several of America’s most prominent zoos and at Art Basil Miami.

Scarce exists to encourage responsible protection of the endangered and to never forget the beauty of the extinct. I paint extinct animals in black and white because they are forever gone. To the endangered I add a touch of color, for these there is hope.

Through the creation we see the creativity and majesty of a Creator. He is the great artist and he made all creatures for Himself. He put this Planet under our care, and we have proven to be poor stewards. Now is the time for action, let us work together to protect the last truly wild places on our planet and the creatures who call these places home.

Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus)

10% of the sale of this painting will go to BLESS for the adoption of this exact elephant!.

Asain Elephant Facts:

Process Photos:

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A Little About Me —

Scarce exists to encourage responsible protection of the endangered and to never forget the beauty of the extinct. I paint extinct animals in black and white because they are forever gone. To the endangered I add a touch of color, for these there is hope.

Questions . Inquires ?

Email- alikarmstrong@gmail.com