Showing posts with label Siberia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Siberia. Show all posts

Friday, 30 July 2021

Lake Baikal


What keeps the cold waters of Russia's Lake Baikal so fresh? Two aquatic invertebrates: the Baikal Sponge and the Baikal Copepod! Comic from my column with The Hindu.

Friday, 25 December 2020

Red breasted Goose














The Red-breasted Goose is the perfect example of how wildlife conservation is linked with geopolitics. The IUCN 'Vulnerable' species travels from Siberia to Europe, facing several different threats in different countries, making a global collaboration between organizations imperative for its conservation. In one of my most exciting assignments, Birdlife Bulgaria and the Bulgarian Society for Protection of Birds commissioned me to create a set of cartoons that explain the species' migratory journey, the threats it faces, and the ongoing efforts to understand and conserve it.

A huge thanks to Mr. Nicky Petkov of the BSPB for commissioning the project. The 12 cartoons and two caricatures will soon be used in calendars, posters and multimedia for the BSPB's project 'LIFE for Safe Flight'.

Tuesday, 12 December 2017

The Woolly Mammoth


The Woolly Mammoth meets some animals of today! My space with the Turkish children's magazine Arastirmaci Cocuk this month, is about this hairy prehistoric giant.

Some more cartoons done for the magazine, which originally appear in Turkish-