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Introducing the Tuskers of Alkebulan Project. With James Havens’s next wildlife conservation project, we will be heading to Africa on a journey of discovery through the creation of a hand painted, life-sized oil-on-canvas portrait of 53 year old Craig, one of the most famous of Africa's few remaining big tusked elephants. Artist James Havens along with photographer and professional guide, Brian Montalbo are teaming up to raise awareness for the ongoing wildlife conservation efforts to help save the last of these remaining rare giants.
Special Thanks to KTUU Ch. 2 and Eric Soil for coming by and helping us get the word out about this important project!
AVAILABLE: "CRAIG - Tuskers of Alkebulan" original oil on Canvas.
Size: 10ft X 15.3ft (Direct message HERE for the original painting's pricing and availability.)
*A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the original work to benefit the Big Life Foundation | Africa.
"Welcome to the NEW - Havens Relic Co., Havens Studio's exclusive archived image vault. Explore rare & iconic works from James Havens' career, carefully curated for unique merchandise. Limited-edition designs, classic artworks & Alaska-inspired wildlife products support conservation efforts with every purchase."
With the Tuskers Project we are also spotlighting and raising awareness for the Big Life Foundation. The Big Life Foundation is an essential part of the tuskers conservation efforts and employs hundreds of local Maasai rangers to protect the Greater Amboseli ecosystem. Big Life’s rangers are expertly trained and well-equipped, working around-the-clock to protect and secure some of the world’s most iconic species and their habitats.
Learn how to help and support the Big Life Foundation and their educational and conservation efforts visit www.biglife.org.
Subscribe today at www.havensstudio.online and follow the journey!
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