Ben Johnston Creates 'ADORE' Screenprint for Ocean Conservation Nonprofit Pangeaseed
Designer Ben Johnston has produced a screenprint titled 'ADORE' to support the Pangeaseed Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to ocean conservation through cultural and environmental initiatives. The artwork measures 24 by 18 inches and is available in four color variations: Orange Rainbow, Blue Peacock, Deep Azul, and White Shadow. Each print is signed, numbered, and limited to 30 copies per variant. Johnston, a self-taught designer and letterer originally from Cape Town, South Africa, now works from Toronto, Canada. The Pangeaseed Foundation focuses on protecting marine ecosystems, emphasizing their role in providing oxygen, regulating climate, supplying protein, supporting economies, and offering medicinal resources. The organization advocates for viewing oceans as shared global assets rather than commodities, highlighting the need to protect these vital systems. The print serves as both a fundraising tool and awareness campaign for ocean preservation efforts.
Key facts
- Ben Johnston designed the 'ADORE' screenprint for the Pangeaseed Foundation
- The print measures 24 x 18 inches and comes in four color variants
- Each variant has a limited edition of 30 signed and numbered copies
- Ben Johnston is a self-taught designer and letterer based in Toronto, Canada
- Johnston originally comes from Cape Town, South Africa
- Pangeaseed Foundation is a nonprofit promoting ocean conservation through culture and environmentalism
- Oceans provide oxygen, regulate climate, supply protein, and offer medicinal resources
- The foundation advocates for protecting oceans as shared global assets
Entities
Artists
- Ben Johnston
Institutions
- Pangeaseed Foundation
Locations
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Cape Town, South Africa