Pinocchio acrylglass
€396,00
Unit price perRelive your fondest childhood memories with this exquisite design carrying you to the wonderment of your childhood fairytales. The Pinocchio Acrylic Glass has an illustration of a giant whale that takes you back to the dramatic scene where Pinocchio travels deep into the ocean to find the whale that swallowed up his father.
Like something out of the famous Carlo Collodi fairy tale, the delicate acryl glass with a black alu dibond core is both classic and mysterious.
Hand illustrated and sized just fittingly at 75 x 100 cm – this visual piece of art is great to hang above your bed frame or in your lounge. With its unique illustration and catchy, attention-seeking details, the image calls out to its viewers as if cajoling interest.
Due to high-quality acrylic glass obtained from a single cast, all artworks reach a flawless surface. The illustrations shines behind the crystal clear plastic glass in particularly vibrant colors.
Printing as a laboratory-quality digital photo print provides the best resolution for the originally hand-painted artworks. This photo print is precisely laminated to the acrylic glass and sealed with an aluminium base. Luminosity and color depth of your subject remain permanently secured.
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Whales
If planet Earth were a spaceship in orbit, whales would be its engineers, ensuring it remains operational and functional.
Whales play a crucial role in the marine ecosystem, impacting not only the oceans but also life on land. These magnificent creatures contribute to ocean health in several ways: their migrations help distribute nutrients, and they fertilize phytoplankton, which absorbs CO2, releases oxygen, and regulates the global climate.
Additionally, when whales die, their bodies sink, sequestering large amounts of carbon and reducing greenhouse gases.
Protecting whales is vital; any decline in their population would have catastrophic consequences for the planet.
The creation of a mini collection dedicated to these extraordinary giants, like Pinocchio’s whale and Moby Dick, aims to draw attention to their importance and the urgent need for their conservation.