PangeaSeed Presents: HOME - A Fine Art Print Suite for Threatened Ocean Habitats

It is with great pleasure I am able to share with you the World Premiere Exclusive release details for PangeaSeed's 2014 Print Suite.

For 2014, PangeaSeed is pleased to announce HOME: A Fine Art Print Suite for Threatened Ocean Habitats. Drawing from the concept and success of Sea of Change, our 2013 print suite project focusing on endangered oceans animals, HOME aims to address and raise greatly needed awareness for threatened ocean habitats.

home - /hõm/ - noun: a place where something normally or naturally lives or is located.

Highlighted ocean habitats will include coral reefs, open ocean, deep sea, hydrothermal vents, the Southern Ocean, sea mounts, kelp forests, sea grass beds, estuaries, sea shores, mangroves and salt marshes.

Featuring new original artworks from 14 of today's top and most sough-after contemporary artists including Curiot, Kozyndan, Chuck Sperry, Nosego, Munk One, James Eads, Dabs Myla, Dan Mumford, James Flames, Max Dalton, Joshua Budich, Craig Drake, Tim Doyle and Marko Manev – together we aim to save our seas through the power of art and imagination.

For collectors who already know they want the entire HOME suite of 14 prints, they are offering 35 complete, matched-numbered sets for sale for a limited time. Recipients will not only receive all 14 of the amazing fine art prints created for HOME, PangeaSeed is also including a very special free print created specifically for the project by a guest supporting artist that will only be available to subscribers of the print suite. All complete suite purchases will be shipped out on a quarterly basis during 2014, as the prints get released.

Link to purchase HOME: A Fine Art Print Suite for Threatened Ocean Habitats –

http://shop.pangeaseed.org/collections/home-a-fine-art-print-suite-for-threatened-ocean-habitats

With coral reefs, rain forests and global fish stocks estimated to be in full collapse by mid-century, the threat of extinction greatly affects us all. Without healthy oceans, a healthy life on Earth becomes a significant challenge and it’s going to take a global movement of awareness, education and action to bring about a sea change necessary to encourage citizens and governments to protect and sustain what cannot protect itself.

At PangeaSeed they believe art and activism can spark positive change within individuals and their communities. No matter how large or small the effort, we are all morally responsible to take action and make better decisions for future generations and the natural world.

For more information on how you can help save our seas, please visit PangeaSeed.org