Rainforest Peccary Enamel Pin It’s officially October, and that means one thing: a brand new pin club reveal! October’s design features one of my favorite species from the Amazon rainforest: the peccary. This gorgeous pin is being made with soft enamel, iridescent glitter, translucent enamel, and rainbow metal plating. To receive your peccary enamel pin, […]
The Peacock Mantis Shrimp November’s Sea Path design celebrates one of the most colorful creatures of the sea: the Peacock Mantis Shrimp. This crustacean pin is made with hard enamel and gold plating. It is roughly 1.9 inches tall. To receive your Peacock Mantis Shrimp enamel pin, simply subscribe to Sidekicks Club and choose the […]
The Mahogany Sugar Glider August’s Land Path design highlights a beautiful species of the Queensland tree tops: the Mahogany Sugar Glider. For each pin sold, I’m donating to plant one mangrove tree through One Tree Planted’s Mangrove Trees project. The Mahogany Glider is only found in a small area of coastal Queensland in Australia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw8VVqrvHvI&ab_channel=TerrainNRM Wildflower: […]
The Deep-Sea Anglerfish August’s Sea Path design celebrates a deep-sea giant who gets a very unfair reputation. Let’s change that! I mean, look how friendly: The Deep-Sea Anglerfish is a beautiful species from the ocean’s depths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anDIlMVgNwk&ab_channel=ScienceMagazine Cosmic Pocket Pet Sidekick Club II pins are made in sets of six, and released in monthly instalments. […]
The Pygmy Sloth July’s Land Path design highlights a critically endangered sloth species: the Pygmy Sloth, or Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth. For each pin sold, I’m donating to plant one mangrove tree (among the pygmy sloth’s favorites!) through One Tree Planted’s Mangrove Trees project. The Pygmy Sloth is only found on the Isla Escudo de Veraguas, […]
The Giant Isopod July’s Sea Path design celebrates a frequent favorite among deep-sea fans: the Giant Isopod. The Giant Isopod is a crustacean from the deep sea. There are roughly 20 unique species, and they all live on the seabed at the deepest depths of the ocean. Image source: Natural History Museum Cosmic Pocket Pet […]
