Sha'an d'Anthes, aka Furry Little Peach, Designs Limited-Edition Greenpeace Ocean T-Shirt
Sha'an d'Anthes, an illustrator and children's author from Sydney, also known as Furry Little Peach, designed a special t-shirt for Greenpeace called "Happy Ocean Happy Planet." This limited-edition piece showcases local marine life and was inspired by an illustration created after viewing the premiere of a David Attenborough documentary. Greenpeace supplied her with a list of species to include in her artwork, which she crafted using Procreate and completed in Adobe Fresco. D'Anthes has a particular fondness for humpback whales and jelly blubber jellyfish. This shirt serves as a token of appreciation for new regular donors after three months of contributions. Greenpeace's ocean efforts focus on promoting marine sanctuaries and prohibiting deep-sea mining, with future projects like Peachtober and a picture book set for February 2027.
Key facts
- Sha'an d'Anthes is also known as Furry Little Peach
- She is based in Sydney/Warrane
- The limited-edition t-shirt is called "Happy Ocean Happy Planet"
- The design was inspired by David Attenborough's documentary Ocean
- Greenpeace provided a list of local marine species for the design
- The artwork was sketched in Procreate and finalised in Adobe Fresco as a vector graphic
- The shirt is a thank-you gift for regular Greenpeace donors after their third month of donations
- Her picture book The Late Bird will be published by HarperCollins US in February 2027
Entities
Artists
- Sha'an d'Anthes
- Furry Little Peach
- David Attenborough
Institutions
- Greenpeace
- Procreate
- Adobe Fresco
- HarperCollins US
- Chronicle US
- Penguin Australia
- YouTube
- frankie
Locations
- Sydney
- Australia
- Warrane