Environmental artist Ed Harrison working at a desk sketching sea otters. — My work is driven by
one underlying purpose...

An illustration of sea otters swimming in a kelp forest created by environmental artist Ed Harrison. — ...to celebrate the beauty
& fragility of the natural world

Environmental artist Ed Harrison working at a desk papercutting a stag beetle. — Crafting the smallest of details

Designer Ed Harrison standing in an art gallery, framing a poster with infographics about insects. — To communicate big ideas

Ideas rooted in science

A close up of sustainably printed envelope design with botanical illustrations by Ed Harrison for The Wildlife Trust. — Ideas rooted in sustainability

A framed screenprint created by Under the Skin of a pair of wandering albartosses in a seascape. — Ideas rooted in simplicity

A framed screenprint created by Under the Skin revealing a UV skeleton pair of wandering albartosses. — Ideas that captivate
hearts & imaginations

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Ed Harrison is a designer and environmental artist based in Edinburgh, known for his nature-inspired work.

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“Let the beauty of what you love be what you do.”

Rumi

“Guilt and fear are less effective calls to arms
than a wonder and love of the natural world.”

Elizabeth Kolbert

“I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.”

Dr. Seuss

“Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.”

Roald Dahl

"Imagination is one of our most powerful tools."

Robin Wall Kimmerer

"The role of the artist is to make revolution irresistible."

Toni Cade Bambara

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