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Canadian CLIQUE
This cartoon was done for an invitation to a Canadian Thanksgiving feast next month. The concept ("meet the Canadians") and examples depicted here were solely the responsibility of the Canadian client. No Canadians or animals were injured in the making of this illustration.

Thanks for visiting!
ellen
This cartoon was done for an invitation to a Canadian Thanksgiving feast next month. The concept ("meet the Canadians") and examples depicted here were solely the responsibility of the Canadian client. No Canadians or animals were injured in the making of this illustration.

Thanks for visiting!
ellen
Tuesday, July 29, 2008

CANNED Famine Relief
I don't have my art applications this week so I'm reposting an entry I did for 100% (good) in January. Thanks for visiting! ellen
Plumpy'nut, more commonly known as Plumpy, is a peanut-based food for use in famine relief which was formulated by André Briend, a French scientist in 1999.
It is a high protein and high energy peanut-based paste in a foil wrapper that can be distributed to children at home rather than in specialist feeding stations and can be eaten without any preparation. It tastes like a slightly sweeter kind of peanut butter. It is categorized by the WHO as a Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF).
Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plumpy'nut to find out more
Labels: 100%, famine, famine relief, Plumpy'nut
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