Collective noun animal posters to raise funds for WWF UK
Howard Lake | 24 October 2013 | News
London-based Woop Studios, which specialise in graphic depictions of collective nouns, have created a limited edition print for each of six endangered species. Royalties from their sale will be donated to environmental charity WWF-UK.
The collective noun prints feature:
- An Ambush of Tigers
- An Embarrassment of Pandas
- An Aurora of Polar Bears
- A Crash of Rhinoceroses
- A Whoop of Gorillas
- A Pod of Dolphins.
Prices start from £109.00 for an unframed A2 print.
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Howard Wright, Head of Licensing for WWF-UK, said: “we are delighted to be working with Woop Studios on this licensing project. The endangered species captured in these stunning images are at threat and the royalties received through our working with Woop in this way will go towards our efforts for the ongoing protection of these beautiful animals, and our wider work around the world.”
Two of Woop’s team have spent the last decade working as graphic designers on the Harry Potter franchise.
- A collective noun for fundraisers? (9 July 2009)
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