Chapter 10
Animal Rights Posters, Paintings, Cartoons & Prints
Free Use
You are welcome to use the graphics below for free on your not-for-profit web site for a link on each one to this page.
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Use these paintings, posters and silhouettes for free on your web site in exchange for a link on each one to this page. Turn them into flyers and leaflets for animal rights handouts and newsletters. Buy the paintings as animal rights art prints - ideal as gifts and hanging on walls. You can find all the paintings, posters and silhouettes on the pages of this web site.
Get out your paint box or digital painter and come up with animal rights paintings, posters, flyers, silhouettes and cartoons yourself. As far as possible make your point with humour - it goes furthest in all respects.
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Animal Rights Motto: The greatest threat to people is ignorance. The greatest threat to animals is ignorant people.) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Denying the evolutionary roots of human morality is like arriving at the top of a tower and declaring the rest of the building irrelevant. Frans de Waal. Primates and Philosophers. 2006.) |
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Click to buy print. (Main text for translation: We live in an animal holocaust. Every year worldwide people kill at least 40 billion chickens, one billion pigs, 35 million furbearers, 300 million beef cattle, 40 million lab animals, 500 million sheep and goats, 130 million tonnes of fish...and that's not all.) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Their suffering is intense, widespread, expanding, systematic, and socially sanctioned. And the victims are unable to organize in defence of their own interests. Henry Spira, Fighting to Win. In Peter Singer: In Defence of Animals. 1985. Text on cross: We die for diners.) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: People kill 40 billion of us chickens every year. What's wrong with humanity? |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: I heard a loud unending scream piercing nature. Edvard Munch. Animal Holocaust. Mass Extinction. Climate Change. Oy Vey!) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: The Five Freedoms for Animals. Freedom to express normal behaviour. Freedom from hunger and thirst. Freedom from discomfort. Freedom from pain, injury or disease. Freedom from fear and distress. Don't bank on it!) |
Animal Rights Silhouettes - make silhouettes yourself !
Silhouettes tell a story, simply, without words, in one to six frames. The meaning of the silhouettes may not be clear at first, they are allegories, must be mulled over, and each silhouette may have more than one interpretation and moral. Silhouettes can act as starting points for exploration and discussion about animal rights issues (ideal for schools).
Most of the craft of making silhouettes is thinking; the rest is pen work. Composing an animal rights silhouette with anger in your heart is relatively easy (rather like the silhouette of the lion at the zoo / circus, which is a sad tale). Incorporating good humour into your silhouettes is more difficult but more effective for getting your message across.
Click on each silhouette to go to the page where it is displayed.
Animal Rights Information Graphics
What goes cluck, cluck, cluck and has 40 billion heads?
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What squeaks and weighs over 100 million tonnes?
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More Animal Rights Posters
Use them freely for your non-profit animal rights work. Click to buy as prints.
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Animal Rights.) |
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Uncle Sam says: Ain't animals worth fighting for? Enlist today! Do it now. |
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Lord Kitchener says: Animals need you. |
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The People's Commissar says: All comrads! Defend animals from capitalist imperialist aggression! |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Give me back my horns! Farm animals say no to mutiliation.) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Chickens need life. Stop killing 40 billion of us every year!) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Animal Rights XXX. Animal abuse.) |
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Click to buy print. (Text for translation: Animal Rights. just two words two just words) |
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