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International Polar Bear Day Art Contest Students, from Kindergarten to Grade 12, from Pembina Hills Regional School Division and Alberta Distance Learning Centre, are invited to celebrate this year’s International Polar Bear Day through artistic expression. We are inviting you to create and share a form of visual art (i.e. painting, photography, sketch, drawing, digital...

Submissions (52)

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protect polar bears protect weather, protect animal
gpjbeijing-jojo Computer Graphics
THE POLAR BEARS Please don't pollute the air! Protect our animal friends----polar bears!
gpjbeijing-susan Computer Graphics
Save the Polar Bears This art was created by a fourth grader at Bullis Charter School in California, USA.
anushkasrinivasan Drawing, Charcoal
The Last Polar Bears The harming of polar bears has never stopped. The number of polar bears is decreasing, and the rate will increase if icebergs keep melting. We hope everyone can help reduce the emission of carbon dioxide and use energy efficiently.
Tags: environment, nature, climate change, global warming, ocean, animals, Decarbonize, climate action, conservation, wildlife, life, melting, art, #savetheplanet, #actnow
Meimei-Taiwan Drawing, Pencil-crayon
Discovery During the beginning of the pandemic and lockdown I’ve started going in my backyard more often and made the discovery of clay in the bottom of a hole! I mixed it with water and made miniature bear, cat, and bowl sculptures out of it. The moss growing beautifully on our worn down fence was the perfect “gallery” space to display them on. Looking...
Tags: art, sculpture, clay, bear, cat, pandemic, lockdown, nature, outdoors
lisalam1 Sculpture
Save animals. Save humanity. To survive today, other animals must endure global warming, pollution and fewer habitats. More tragically, they must endure the silence of human hearts.
Tags: white, animals, sun, water, bear, penguin, ocean, save
hakob_kojoyan Mixed Media
Problem Bear (2007) Multicolored Fine Art Graphic Digital | Vector Art | Limited Art Print Edition | © Bernd Wachtmeister, 2007
wachtmeister Computer Graphics
Save The Polar Bears This poster tells why it is important to save the Polar Bears
mbickley Drawing, Pencil-crayon
Bear drum - By Daniel Acrylic on deerskin. Profile of bear head jointed with over-hanging clawed paw. In the tradition of North-coast graphic art, the bear’s form-line is black with red secondary elements. The eye is delineated by a negative crescent indicating the eye is looking upwards toward the paw, creating a sense of cohesiveness.
Tags: bear, drum, first nations, indigenous, pacific northwest coast, traditional, painting, youth
yskel Painting, Acrylic
Bear's Eyes My brother's dogs love having their picture taken. This is a close-up of one of his dog's, Bear's, eyes.
melanie Photography, Colour