Bringing Awareness to Nature, Wildlife, and Endangered Species with Jonathan Martinez

Starting with a pencil, Jonathan Martinez, @Art.OfThe.Endangered, creates beautiful murals around the country that inspires creativity, beautifies local spaces, and highlights local wildlife and endangered species.

A mural on a building wall depicts two plover birds standing on abstract blue and yellow waves, with trees and a power line visible in the background.
Snowy Plover Mural – Nature Conservancy’s Office – Sacramento, CA
A colorful mural depicts a hand painting butterflies, flowers, and leaves against a starry background. Two people stand in front of the mural, which covers a long wall under a partly cloudy sky.
Magical Monarch Butterfly Mural #3 – Santa Ana, CA
The completed monarch butterfly mural with two black, orange, and white monarch butterflies each perched atop a green leafy plant with red berries and pink flowers. There are three orange, black, and white monarch butterflies flying at the top of a mural. The background is orange with "glowing" spots. The mural is on the corner of a city building with a black awning with the red and white Academy of Art University logo on it. Around the corner on the side walk there is three newspaper racks visible and the city buildings across the street. There is an SUV parked on the street.
Magical Monarch Butterfly Mural #1 – Academy of Art University – San Francisco, CA
Jonathan Martinez paints a large mural of a vaquita, an endangered porpoise, on a white wall. A ladder and painting supplies are visible in front of the mural. Blue diagonal stripes are painted behind the vaquita.
La Vaquita Mural – Manhattan Beach, CA
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