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#Decarbonize ART4CLIMATE
#DECARBONIZE ART4CLIMATE is an annual international art contest hosted by TakingITGlobal and the Centre for Global Education. The goal of Art4Climate is to encourage creativity from young people, to display their thoughts, ideas, and emotions about our planet’s environment and the impacts of climate change. We want children to unleash their creativity on an unsuspecting world.
ART4CLIMATE -Show us what climate change means to you and your community!
You have important ideas to offer on climate change!
You can influence the conversations and priorities!
You can impact real change on action!
Climate change is more than just science. Share your ART with us!
Elementary & Secondary Lesson Plans are available here:
#Decarbonize Art Contest - Educator Guide (Primary/ Elementary)
#Decarbonize Art Contest - Educator Guide (Secondary)
Save Our World
Neda Abedi
United States · Drawing, Pencil-crayon
There is Still Time for Change
Isa Gonzalez
Chile · Markers
There is Still for Change
Isa Gonzalez
Chile · Markers
Our Future Earth
Kaitlin C, Kendall N, Chloe S
United States · Mixed Media
Nature’s loving hands
Ayodele joseph
Trinidad & Tobago · Computer Graphics
Automatic and efficient irrigation in the us of water in our school
Eliana Yamilé Toro Millán
Peru · Painting, Watercolour
Drip irrigation saves water
Marco Antonio Bravo Fiestas
Peru · Painting, Watercolour
Plastic Impact
Victoria Saad Martire
Brazil · Drawing, Pencil
Decarbonizing for our Future
Abigail Andrade
United States · Painting, Acrylic
Human are playing with the earth
Sharba Binte salam
Bangladesh · Cartoons
Plant trees to save earth
Ishrat jahan
Bangladesh · Drawing, Pastel
Burning World
Avni Rajagopal
United States · Ink, Pen
Polluted environment VS Pollution free environment
Ishrat Jahan
Bangladesh · Drawing, Pencil-crayon
Heal to discover
Camila Castro
Costa Rica · Painting, Watercolour
Heal to discover
Camila Castro
Costa Rica · Painting, Watercolour
Would you like to continue?
Giryang, Park
South Korea · Computer Graphics
The Earth Turtle
Caleb721
United States · Markers
Climate change
Murad Aghazada
United States · Drawing, Chalk
Climate change
Murad Aghazada
United States · Drawing, Chalk
The seas of Cuba
Ivanna de la Caridad Corcho
Cuba · Mixed Media
Climate change
Dánae Fentes Rodríguez
Cuba · Mixed Media
Ecosystems uniting
Antonio Arias
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Marine life
Mónica Jimenez
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Indigenous
Julián Solís
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Where is the ice?
Celeste Ramirez
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Respect the lands
Abril Alvarez
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
No more air
Paulina Valenciano
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Looking into nature’s eyes
Jimena Delgado
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Nature struggling to survive
Luis Alejandro Zuñiga
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Protection of the seabed
Ivanna de la Caridad Corcho Hernández
Cuba
Teach to protect the oceans
Olga Maria Ojito Morales
Cuba · Collage
Sea bottom
Elaine Dominguez Ortiz
Cuba · Mixed Media
Consequences
Gabriel Mora
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Fireball
Ricardo Ariza
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Save the nature!
Saptorshi Tupur Saha
Bangladesh · Painting, Watercolour
Disaster
Cristina Ramírez
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
To protect the nature
Dianelis Toledo Gomez
Cuba · Painting
Mother Earth is sad
Mariana Abarca
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Consequences of global warming
Daniel Badilla
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
The seas of Cuba
Ivanna de la Caridad Corcho Hernández
Cuba · Mixed Media
Fading
Raenar F. Sanchez
Philippines · Painting, Watercolour
Title: Melted by capitalism
Faiza Fairooz
Bangladesh · Painting, Watercolour
Spare them!!!!!
Khadeza Mahzaben
Bangladesh · Painting, Watercolour
The climatic change
Danae Fentes Rodríguez
Cuba
World melting
Daniel Badilla
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Struggling sea turtle
María Jose Arrieta
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Coral reef
María Isabel Trujillo
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
Just keep swimming
Daniela Murillo
Costa Rica · Drawing, Pencil
An archive of young people’s creativity. Historical comments are preserved; new submissions and comments are closed.