To celebrate (mourn?) Endangered Species Day – let’s make a tiger. Out of itty bitty teeny weeny stamps!

Psst a project for you
On Monday I posted some easy ways you can use your tiny stamps – one of which is a nod to tomorrow’s Endangered Species Day holiday. Download them HERE and color them up to post on your social media!
Video
Watch the video below or click here to see it on YouTube.
The stamps are by a company called SniggleSloth that I found by accident on Amazon – but they have an online store with a gazillion images, you can get them in many sizes, plus they have different wood shapes for the tops. Kind of fun! They do roll around though, so there’s that.

Here’s a close up view of the face….

For scale, here’s just how big 19″ x 24″ us!

This large original stamped piece is available for purchase over on my fine art site – it will come rolled in a tube if you purchase it. You can also get it on Society6 as a print or other object!

ICYMI
This bunch of fun was shared all week:
- 3 Ways to Stretch Tiny Stamps (with video tutorial)
- My AI stamps collection (short video)
- 3 Craft bag card ideas (short video)
- Turn a leaf stamp into people (short video)
- Use cactus stamps to create a cute flower (tiny tutorial)
- On my fine art page I didn’t do stamping but did play with my new Aqua markers:
- unboxing the markers (short video)
- rhinoceros (short video)
- polar bear (short video)







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Wow! Wow! Wow! Just stunning!
You never cease to amaze with your incredible art pieces. This is just stunning and I loved looking at the detailed little stamps and how they formed the image. Amazing.
Wow! So beautiful…and then you realize it’s done with tiny stamps!!! Totally mind blowing and wonderful!!
OMG! That tiger is AMAZING! You have LEGENDARY patience -and- you are a rare and extraordinary artist!
WOW ! This is fantastic ! This tiger is so beautiful.
It does remind me of blackwork in embroidery, do you know this technic ?
No, imma gonna go Google it!
You never cease to amaze and inspire me! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
WOW! That is amazing!