$65,000 and Counting…
Bria Neff is a 12-year-old painter and animal enthusiast determined to make a global impact with her artwork. Combining her two passions — animals and art — Bria paints beautiful canvases of endangered species, from furry to fierce, and sells them online to raise money for the cause.
Over the past 4 years, Bria has painted over 300 pieces and raised $65,000 for different conservation organizations, and when we heard about her cause, we couldn’t help but get involved. Pact will now be offering toddler and kid’s graphic tee shirts featuring Bria’s artwork on it. The proceeds of the sale of these t-shirts will go back to Bria, which she will then donate to a cause of her choice in raising awareness for endangered species.
To learn more about Bria and to see her other works of art visit: WWW.PIGTAILSART.COM
BRIA’s artwork we are featuring…
“Eminent”
16×20 Mixed Media on canvas
”Elephants are the world’s largest land-living mammal.
Did you know the word “elephant” comes from the Greek word “elephants” which means “ivory”. This is an Asian elephant and you can tell by its ears, they are smaller than African Elephants. They are Endangered and their population is decreasing because they are still hunted for Ivory, which is horrible. When I think of elephants I think of whales because one is the guardian of the ocean, elephants are guardians of the land. This painting is part of my Vanishing Species Collection.” - Bria
“Essence of the Ocean”
16x20 Mixed Media on Canvas
“On #WorldTurtleDay we need to really think about how our choices affect the ocean, all of the species that call it home and especially Sea turtles. This species is effected by climate change, pollution, hunting and human conflict. On World Turtle Day I choose to reduce plastics and not use plastic straws anymore. We Need the ocean and all the life in it more than they need us.” - Bria
“Dancing Blue”
11x14 mixed media on canvas
”This is the Blue footed Booby! I made this for my friends The Blue Feet Foundation
where they sell really fun blue socks for species' awareness and conservation of the Galapagos Islands 💙💙 I've learned that not only do they dance to find a mate ( by impressing them with their blue feet) but the bluer the feet the healthier they are! This will be for sale on my website this week to fund #conservation and #AnimalWelfare” - Bria
BRIA’s Art X Pact Organic Tees:
“Essence of the Ocean”
16x20 Mixed Media on Canvas
“On #WorldTurtleDay we need to really think about how our choices affect the ocean, all of the species that call it home and especially Sea turtles. This species is effected by climate change, pollution, hunting and human conflict. On World Turtle Day I choose to reduce plastics and not use plastic straws anymore. We Need the ocean and all the life in it more than they need us.” - Bria
“Eminent”
16×20 Mixed Media on canvas
”Elephants are the world’s largest land-living mammal.
Did you know the word “elephant” comes from the Greek word “elephants” which means “ivory”. This is an Asian elephant and you can tell by its ears, they are smaller than African Elephants. They are Endangered and their population is decreasing because they are still hunted for Ivory, which is horrible. When I think of elephants I think of whales because one is the guardian of the ocean, elephants are guardians of the land. This painting is part of my Vanishing Species Collection.” - Bria
“Dancing Blue”
11x14 mixed media on canvas
”This is the Blue footed Booby! I made this for my friends The Blue Feet Foundation
where they sell really fun blue socks for species' awareness and conservation of the Galapagos Islands 💙💙 I've learned that not only do they dance to find a mate ( by impressing them with their blue feet) but the bluer the feet the healthier they are! This will be for sale on my website this week to fund #conservation and #AnimalWelfare” - Bria