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Animal Acrylic Print featuring the photograph Tonight I Ate by Brian Cross

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Tonight I Ate Acrylic Print

Brian Cross

by Brian Cross

$76.00

Product Details

Tonight I Ate acrylic print by Brian Cross.   Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.

Design Details

It's impossible to determine how many stray cats and dogs live in the United States but estimates for cats alone are as high as 70 million. We humans... more

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Comments (1)

K L Kingston

K L Kingston

Brian, very well stated. I could not agree more! BTW, terrific images here!

Artist's Description

It's impossible to determine how many stray cats and dogs live in the United States but estimates for cats alone are as high as 70 million. We humans like to think of ourselves as shepherds of this world but when you see how irresponsibly we perform this duty, it seems that we're failing at the job. We call cats and dogs our best friends and open our homes to them, yet so many of us fail to treat them as friends or family. When these "best friends" become inconvenient, many are neglected, mistreated or dumped off and left to fend for themselves. This is a sad state of affairs. We really should take up the roll as shepherds and protect and care for the other animals with whom we share this planet! We get so wrapped up in our busy lives in the little bubble that we have created for ourselves that we tend to ignore the needs of the natural world from which we came. Starvation is a horrible way to die, yet it happens to thousands of dogs and cats every day. What can one person possib...

About Brian Cross

Brian Cross

All my life I've loved animals and nature. Now I love sharing that passion through photography. I enjoy capturing the beauty I see in the world and sharing it with everyone.

 

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