#calendar project
this is my piece for the sasusaku 365 calendar project hosted by @sasusakuzine ! it’s been a wonderful project to work aboard on, and it would mean a lot to me if you guys send some support to them!
pre-orders will be open onseptember 15th! they also have a giveaway on tumblr, and one for twitter!
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Hi SasuSaku fans! Here’s a preview of the piece I created for the SasuSaku 365 Calendar hosted by @sasusakuzine
Pre-orders for the calendars open on September 15, 2019, for a 2020 calendar. There is also a giveaway that you can enter right now! The giveaway can also be entered on twitter!
For more information and previews, make sure to check out the @sasusakuzine blog! :D
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A preview of my illustration for the “SasuSaku 365″ Calendar!
Pre-orders are open in 15 September 2019, but the giveaways are already up both on the tumblrandtwitter!
If you don’t want to miss out anything, go check and follow @sasusakuzine for more information! ♡
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Hey everyone, here’s the preview to my piece that I did for the SasuSaku 365 Calendar hosted by @sasusakuzine
Pre-orders for the calendars open on September 15, 2019, so you can get them just in time for 2020. There is also a giveaway that you can enter right now!
For more infos and previews, make sure to check out the @sasusakuzineblog.
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SasuSaku 365 Calendar Giveaway!
What’s up everyone? We have some exciting news
We will be giving away 2 calendars to two lucky winners━one on Tumblr and one on Twitter. Please read the following to qualify to win:
- Follow us and reblog this post
- Likes will not count
- giveaway only blogs will not be accepted as winners
Go to our Twitter account and follow us there and retweet the giveaway post in order to up your chances at winning.
The lucky winners will be getting the following:
✩ 1 Calendar Bundle (includes calendar, 2 sticker sheets, 1 pen)
✩ 3 exclusive bonus prints from our ko-fi campaign
✩ any stretch goals that are reached
✩ free shipping
The giveaway will end on September 13, 2019 at 8:00pm EDT (GMT -4). Winners will be chosen by a randomizer. If a winner does not respond by September 15, the day that pre-orders open, a new winner will be selected.
OurKo-Fi campaign closes on September 5 for those that still want a chance to earn those exclusive bonus prints. If a winner has also donated to the Ko-Fi, they will get doubles of the prints.
Keep an eye out after September 5th for previews from our contributors
P.S.: Leftovers from “Seasons” will go on sale after September 5th as well. Here’s a small peek at the expected prices that we posted a while back.
Thank you @ladywithpurplehair for the wonderful graphic
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BLUE WHALE, one of the largest creatures ever known to roam the Earth and yet it dwarfs in size compared to its ancestors. Sadly, researchers have shown that these filter-feeding aquatic creatures only started to binge eat when climate changed. It is an advantage developed due to run-off nutrients from melting ice caps during certain times of the year.
It is crazy to think their diet really consist of tiny krills, and a day’s worth of them roughly weighs 4 tons. These heavy weight champs themselves weight about 200 tons, that is about 33 elephants! Even though they are at the top of the food chain, heavy whaling before 1966, ship injuries and toxins in the ocean are among the top causes of its’ threatened population on top of climate change.
I would hope to see their beauty one day and many generations after us too may have the honor. I dream to even just hear their whistle, which is can be heard hundreds of miles away.
>TO BUY THIS PART OF 2019 CALENDAR CLICK HERE<
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This adorably freckled little bovine is called SAOLA, or Asian Unicorn, is a rarely seen creature since its discoveries two decades ago. It was then one of the first large mammal discovered in more than 50 years . None in captivity and only maybe few hundred or few dozen of them in the wild. Their horns can grow up to 20inches for both male and female. Cousins to cattle but most resemble an antelope.
Traps set up for crops or other animals can often accidental catch and harm these critically endangered creatures. Deforestation and habitat lost is of course another one of those reasons they are having a hard time surviving. They are only found in the mountains of Laos and Vietnam, which is already one of the most beautiful yet “endangered and significant” ecosystem on earth.
Find out more:
Rediscovery of Saola: ‘Asian Unicorn’ Sighted in Vietnam after 15 years
>TO BUY THIS PART OF 2019 CALENDAR CLICK HERE<
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