Collaborations
2024
Raynie. Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest. September 12, 2020.
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This painting was donated to the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest for their Sweet 16 Online Auction. All proceeds from the painting were donated to the Sanct
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Raynie
7.5in x 8in
Watercolor and Ink
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To learn more about the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, please visit their website at https://chimpsnw.org/
2022
Between Friends. ASU (Institute of Human Origins), The Jane Goodall Institute. December 12, 2022. ​
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SOLD at auction for $2500
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This painting was donated to the Institute of Human Origins (ASU) to aid in raising funds to purchase fire-proof cabinets to preserve and house the Jane Goodall Institute's Research Archive.
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Between Friends
24in x 30in
Watercolor and Ink Mixed Media on Canvas
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To learn more about ASU's preservation of Dr. Jane Goodall's work and to donate to their fundraising efforts, please check out their site HERE!
2020
Jody. Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest. September 12, 2020
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This painting was donated to the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest for their HOOT! 2020 fundraiser. The painting raised $360 and all proceeds were donated to the Sanctuary.
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Jody
8in x 10in
Watercolor and Ink
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To learn more about the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, please visit their website at https://chimpsnw.org/
Queen Negra. Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest. June 14, 2020
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This painting was donated to the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest for their "Queen's Brunch" fundraiser. The painting raised $1,000 and all proceeds were donated to the Sanctuary.
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Queen Negra
8in x 8in
Watercolor and Ink
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To learn more about the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, please visit their website at https://chimpsnw.org/
Joshua Radin. April 10, 2020
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This painting was in collaboration with Joshua Radin and his acoustic release of "Brand New Day." This song is available on all streaming services.
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To learn more about Joshua Radin and his music, please visit his website: https://www.joshuaradin.com/
2019
Ngogo Chimpanzee Project. November 4, 2019.
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This painting was donated to the Ngogo Chimpanzee Project to help raise funds for their efforts to end poaching and conserve the chimpanzees in Uganda.
The story behind the painting, according to the Ngogo Chimpanzee Project:
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"The saddest, most horrifying news came out of Ngogo today. Ngogo Chimpanzee Project Co-Director Kevin Langergraber was out with almost all of the Ngogo Easterners today when he heard what he called terrible screams. He thought the chimps must have encountered an animal but when he got close, he saw poachers and 15-20 dogs. He yelled at the poachers, which scared them off, and jumped in to fight the dogs off Kidman and her juvenile male Jumbo. It was then that he saw a spear sticking out of Kidman's back. He pulled it out and started spearing the 10+ dogs now attacking Jumbo to get them off him. Kevin fought them until they eventually gave up and Jumbo was ale to get away. It's uncertain whether he will survive with his injuries, but at least he has a chance. No news on Kidman's 3-week old infant, which dogs grabbed, but she may have been picked up by other chimps in the group. She's so little that her chances of surviving even if that happened are slim. And the worst, saddest, most upsetting news - Kidman died. Kevin stayed with her body until the Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers arrived to lead the search. They arranged for local police officers with tracking dogs to join them in these efforts. This is a first for us and we're all shaken up and trying to process this terrible news."
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An update to this story: Kidman's infant was found dead in the arms of another chimpanzee, Evans. Jumbo survived.
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If you would like to donate to the Ngogo Chimpanzee Project, please visit their website at ngogochimpanzeeproject.org.
Dr. Jane Goodall. March 25, 2019.
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This painting was donated to Dr. Jane Goodall to be added to her private collection of paintings.
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For more information about Dr. Jane Goodall, the Jane Goodall Institute, and their work to conserve the planet and the Chimpanzees of Gombe, please visit their website at: https://www.janegoodall.org/
